Can stress cause blepharitis?

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• b1wdancer23

  11/09/2012

  Yes, it can be caused by the great stress. The blepharitis is commonly known as black rim of the eye. The blepharitis skin and eyelash root of chronic inflammation may cause it. And it is often caused by chronic conjunctivitis, long -term dusty or irritating gas. The weak immune system in the whole body may cause it too. The self-conscious symptom is urticant painful eye which will feel dry. And the visual side is fatigue. In deteriorating serious problems, blepharitis will appear small ulcer, make eyelash off and cause conjunctivitis. You should treat it actively. You could do this at home. With physiological saline or 3% boric acid water, you could adopt the aureomycin or white precipitate oculentum 3 or 4 times a day to clean scab skin and diminish inflammation. Or else, you could go to the hospital take the professional treatment.

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• Danielle

  11/10/2012

  Blepharitis can be caused by bacteria, skin inflammation of excessive grease or local anaphylaxis, hence giving rise to the sub-acute inflammation or chronic inflammation of eyelid surface, eyelash, hair follicle and gland tissue. According to different clinical traits, blepharitis can be divided into scale-like scraps blepharitis, ulcer blepharitis and canthus blepharitis. To cure blepharitis, you should eliminate the cause of disease and enhance nutrition. With the exuvium, you can you're your eyes with lukewarm physiological saline and apply chloroteracycline three or four times a day or drip other antibiotic eyedrops. With the eyelid crust or ulcer, you should clear the crust and apply argenti nitras solution, then wash with physiological saline one time a day or apply eye cream diminishing inflammation four times a day. After recovery, you still need to insist on the treatment for two to four weeks in case of relapse.

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• Lynn Sherrill

  11/12/2012

  Well, as a matter of fact, there are various reasons for that kind of problem. According to some research, lack of sleep, vitamin B2 deficiency, and some chemical sources, as well as stress, could give rise to Blepharitis. So, you must find out what led to your symptoms. Maybe you should visit a doctor and get some timely treatment before it is too late. Hope you get early recovery.

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• juliet dan

  06/28/2017

  According to different clinical traits, blepharitis can be divided into scale-like scraps blepharitis, ulcer blepharitis and canthus blepharitis. To cure blepharitis, you should eliminate the cause of disease and enhance nutrition. With the exuvium, you can you're your eyes with lukewarm physiological saline and apply chloroteracycline three or four times a day or drip other antibiotic eyedrops. - trump twitter

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