After being injured by a bee, he listened to the "breast milk to remove bee venom".

The Yangtze River Daily Da Wuhan Client September 1st (Reporter Wuye Correspondent Jin Yinchun) was injured by bee's left eye more than ten years ago. The old man did not receive standardized treatment. Melmitis eventually led to blindness. A few days ago, the patient went to Hanyang Aig Ophthalmology Hospital for his left eye pain, and the doctor regretted removing his eyeballs for him.

Director Hu Xiaobing checked the postoperative recovery of Ye Laohan. Correspondent Jin Yinchun Photo

The 71 -year -old Ye Laohan lived in Hanyang. According to his memories, he had not retired more than ten years ago. He did cleaning work at the Hanyang First Clinic. When cleaning up the garbage, he was accidentally injured by the bee and was unbearable. At that time, the clinic only opened a few basic departments internally, foreign, women, and children, and had no experience in eye trauma. A surgeon helped him rinse with physiological saline and told him to see it at the ophthalmology hospital. However, Ye Laohan saw the pain and relieved. Soon the doctor's explanation was left behind, and he heard a remedy of "breast milk removing bee venom" and found breast milk dripping his eyes at home.

Soon after, Ye Laohan found that his left eye had a sharp decline in vision, and he went to the ophthalmology hospital for examination and was diagnosed with uveitis. This is a very difficult blind eye disease that requires scientific and standardized treatment. However, Ye Laohan interrupted the hospital for several times and did not insist on treatment, and his eyes gradually became blind.

A few days ago, the patient had a blind left eye pain, and then he had to come to Hanyang Aig Eye Hospital for medical treatment. Director Hu Xiaobing, the Department of Ophthalmology, found that Ye Laohan's left eye red swelling and pain was caused by old uveitis. His eyeballs were completely blind and atrophied, and the inflammation of the eyeball was very serious. He needed surgery as soon as possible.

On August 27, after preparing for the pre -surgery, Director Hu Xiaobing performed a left -eye content removal for the patient. In order to avoid the collapse of the orbital collapse of the surgery, it implanted the righteous eye of a polymer material. After surgery, the patient recovered well, and the symptoms of pain improved significantly.

Director Hu Xiaobing checked the postoperative recovery of Ye Laohan. Correspondent Jin Yinchun Photo

Is there a causal relationship between Ye Laohan's eyeball infection and being injured by bee? Director Hu Xiaobing introduced that uveitis belongs to the autoimmune disease. Some patients may occur without any causes, and the other patients develop on the disease under the causes of trauma and radiation. Considering that Ye Laohan developed shortly after being injured by a bee and eliminated other trauma, infection and other factors, it can be inferred that patients are likely to induce uveitis.

Director Hu Xiaobing said regrettablely that uveitis had hoped to keep the eye and vision after timely treatment, and eventually it was seriously so serious that it may be related to these two reasons: first, many years ago, the bees were stunned many years ago, and the norms were not regulated in time many years ago. Treatment; second, it has suffered from uveitis for many years. Although he has been treated, he did not insist on it later.

Director Hu emphasized that uveitis often has uncomfortable symptoms such as pain, light, tears, and vision loss. Long -term recurrent hair can cause some serious complications and sequelae, and eventually cause blindness. The disease is easy to recur, and patients need to adhere to long -term treatment to prevent permanent damage. Experts remind that citizens should not care about eye injuries. Once the eyes are red, swollen, painful, or visually decreased, they should seek medical treatment in time.

[Edit: Yu Lina]

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