Chloramphenicol eye drops, rifampicin eye drops, tetracycline, chlortetracycline, oxytetracycline, erythromycin, sulfanilamide. Everything's fine. The key is persistence. Need to insist on treatment for half a year. There is no quick fix.
Serious need for surgery.
1 topical drug 0. 1% rifampicin or 0.5% chlortetracycline or tetracycline eye drops 3 ~ 6 times a day, and the effect is good. However, this kind of drug gradually fails after being dissolved in water for several weeks and needs to be re-formulated. If made into eye ointment or suspension, it can be stored for a long time. 10% ~ 30% sodium sulfacetamide and 0.25% ~ 0.5% chloramphenicol eye drops are easy to store and have good effects. The above drugs generally need to be used continuously for 1 ~ 3 months. Intermittent therapy is also feasible, that is, after taking medicine for 3 ~ 5 days, stop taking medicine for 2 ~ 4 weeks, and then take medicine. The effect is also good, easy to adhere to. For most people who are scarred and still have residual nipple hyperplasia "islands", copper sulfate pen can be used to corrode and promote scarring.
2. Systemic treatment of acute or severe trachoma, in addition to local drops, adults can take sulfanilamide preparations orally. Take it continuously for 7 ~ 10 days as a course of treatment, and stop taking it 1 week before taking it. It takes 2 ~ 4 courses of treatment, and attention should be paid to the side effects of drugs.
3. Surgical treatment of nipple hyperplasia is feasible. Rub eyelid conjunctiva and fornix conjunctiva with cotton swab or cuttlebone stick dipped in sulfanilamide or tetracycline. Squeeze most follicles, crush follicles with wheel forceps under local anesthesia, and discharge the contents. At the same time, combined with drug therapy to promote rehabilitation. To eliminate the sequelae of eyes, such as a few trichiasis can be electrolyzed, and those with trichiasis of eyelids need surgical correction.
You've been here a long time.
It is recommended to go to the hospital for ophthalmology treatment.