Eye bubble?!
Question: Eye bubble!?
I have these really weird bubbles in the corners of my eye!. They are sorta clear, and they get bigger and smaller!. They don't irritate me, they are just ugly!. I have no idea what they are or what to do with them!. I want to pop it but I don't know if thats such a good idea!.
I have had them for a really, really long time!. They are just in the outer corners of both my eyes!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I have had them for a really, really long time!. They are just in the outer corners of both my eyes!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
Same thing happened to my boyfriend!. They are little balls of oil that get trapped!. The doctor recommend he put a wet warm cloth over them a couple times a day!. After a couple of days they disappered!. The dr said if they didn't go way they could drain them!. I'm not sure how that process works!. I wouldn't try popping them because they are not pimples!. Goodluck!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Go to your eye doctor ASAP!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
eww! no offense ^_^ go da eye doctor!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Does it look like this!? : http://www!.websystem2!.com/images/35w_Pin!.!.!.
if so it's what is called a Pinguecula!.
The most commonly encountered "bump" on the eye concerning patients is a fleshy-appearing growth called a pinguecula (ping-gwek-u-lah)!. They may be yellow, gray, white, or colorless!. They are usually found on the white part of the eye in the space between the eyelids, almost always on the side closest to the nose!. pingueculae are more common in middle-aged or older people but they can also be found in younger people and even children!.
Causes
Overlying the white part of the eye (sclera) is a transparent mucous membrane called
the conjunctiva!. The conjunctiva also lines the inside of the eyelids!. A pinguecula is a slow growth caused by the degeneration of the conjuctiva
if so it's what is called a Pinguecula!.
The most commonly encountered "bump" on the eye concerning patients is a fleshy-appearing growth called a pinguecula (ping-gwek-u-lah)!. They may be yellow, gray, white, or colorless!. They are usually found on the white part of the eye in the space between the eyelids, almost always on the side closest to the nose!. pingueculae are more common in middle-aged or older people but they can also be found in younger people and even children!.
Causes
Overlying the white part of the eye (sclera) is a transparent mucous membrane called
the conjunctiva!. The conjunctiva also lines the inside of the eyelids!. A pinguecula is a slow growth caused by the degeneration of the conjuctiva
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