CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What's wrong with the whites of my eyes?

Question 1: What should I do if my eyes turn white? This is a common disease in turtles. It is more common in red-eared sliders, tortoises, yellow-throated terrapins, yellow-margined box turtles, spotted-eyed terrapins, etc., and the incidence rate is higher in young turtles. The peak season is in autumn and spring after wintering. The eyes of sick turtles become inflamed and congested, the eyes are swollen, the cornea and nasal mucosa are eroded due to eye inflammation, the outside of the eyeball is covered with white secretions, and there is inflammation inside the eye. Sick turtles often wipe their eyes with their front paws, move slowly, and stop eating. In severe cases, the sick turtles become blind, and finally die very thin. Some sick turtles only have one eye that is sick at the beginning of the disease. If no measures are taken, the other eye will soon show symptoms.

There are three main factors that cause turtle eye diseases: unbalanced nutrition, mainly lack of vitamin A; serious water pollution and excessive stocking density; and excessive alkalinity of water, which leads to bacterial infection.

Replace the water, keep the water clean and free of pollutants, and control the pH value between 7.8 and 8.2. Do not use saline water to raise turtles. If a sick turtle is found, it should be taken out of the water in time and placed in a dark place; during the period of illness, it can be fed with animal liver to increase nutrition and enhance disease resistance. Glass tanks, aquariums and other containers for raising turtles must be soaked in 10% salt water for 30 minutes, and then rinsed with clean water before raising turtles.

For turtles with mild illness and whose eyes can still be opened, they can be soaked in furazolidone or furazolidone solution. The concentration is 20 mg/L for young turtles and 30 mg/L for young to adult turtles. Soak once a day (40 minutes) for 3 to 5 consecutive days.

For turtles with serious conditions and who cannot open their eyes, first clean the white necrotic epidermis inside the turtle's eyes, and then soak the sick turtle in a solution of vitamin B and oxytetracycline. Put 0.5 tablets of oxytetracycline and two tablets of vitamin B for every 500 grams of water, and change the solution every 24 hours.

If a green turtle gets this disease, do not soak the whole body. Instead, apply eye drops or ointment to the eyes.

..You hold the eyelid down for a while, it will stick its head out, you pinch its head with your fingers and use your other hand to open the eyelid while applying the medicine, this action is a bit difficult. (Just open a gap to get the medicine in)

You can also hold the turtle shell directly, use your index finger to poke it, and use your other hand to squeeze eye drops into the eye. Try it twice and it will be fine. I didn't know where to start at the beginning. It doesn't matter. Don't be soft-hearted when it hides. Just don't hurt it. It's for its health! You must poke it open. This is how I and my friend's turtles are treated! It's very effective!

Of course, you have to open the eyelids. Some small turtles have eye diseases and there will be some sticky stuff in their eyes. You'd better wipe it with a cotton swab and then apply medicine, which will heal faster.

Every day, open the turtle's eyelids and use chloramphenicol eye drops three to four times, or use chloramphenicol eye ointment one to two times. Do not put it in water immediately after applying it. It is best to wait for an hour or let it get some sun (you can put a little water in the container). If it is not very serious, it will be fine in about a week. This is how my turtle was cured. You must be patient, okay?

Also, please note that this eye disease is contagious. If you have other turtles at home that are not sick, be sure to keep them separately. Also, your turtle may be sick because the water quality is too bad. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the water! I hope your turtle can recover soon!

Question 2: What is the cause of the white skin at the corners of the eyes? Don't worry, it is pityriasis alba. Pityriasis alba is a very common phenomenon in preschool and adolescence, especially in children with dry skin or darker skin. Basically, pityriasis alba is a mild dermatitis, a constitutional eczematous dermatitis. Clinically, the incidence rate is higher in people with allergic constitutions, but it is not limited to people with allergic constitutions. As for the cause, it is generally speculated that it may be related to external factors such as dry skin and sun exposure. The ratio of males and females is similar.

Pityriasis alba may be accompanied by slight redness and slight desquamation in the early stage. Clinically, it is often asymptomatic or slightly itchy. After a period of time, the desquamation disappears. Although the skin becomes smooth again, it will leave a long period of depigmentation. The reason may be that the melanin secreted by acquired melanocytes is blocked when it is transmitted to the epidermal cells, thus producing white patches. This is also the main reason why parents often complain that "it won't get better for a long time!" The disease that needs to be distinguished from pityriasis alba is "tinea versicolor or commonly known as white ringworm". "Tinea versicolor" is caused by infection with the versicolor fungus. It is really a kind of ringworm and needs to be treated with antifungal ointment.

Question 3: Why is the skin under the eyes pale? Is it because of excessive fatigue or lack of blood color?

Question 4: Why are the eyes of the fortune fish white? The small white spots may be caused by white spot disease. If you are too lazy to buy medicine, just use 3% salt.

The eyes may be covered. Use the same salt or buy yellow powder. If conditions permit, isolate and raise them separately.

Question 5: What is the matter with the yellowing of the white of the eyeball? How to treat the yellowing of the white of the eyeball? What is the matter with the yellowing of the white of the eyeball? How to treat the yellowing of the white of the eyeball? Let's find out quickly! 1. What is the matter with the yellowing of the white of the eyeball? 1. Improper diet: When eating foods rich in carotene or taking colored drugs, it will also cause yellowing of the eyeball. At this time, adjusting the diet can restore it. 2. Rubbing the eyes: There may be more wind and sand in your daily living environment, and your eyes are relatively large or your eyelashes are short, so there are more opportunities for sand and dust to blow into the eyes. At the same time, you spend a long time in front of the computer every day. These two factors cause you to rub your eyes frequently. At this time, you should avoid rubbing your eyes. After a period of time, the yellowing of the eyes will disappear. 3. Hepatobiliary disease: Yellowing of the eyes is usually called jaundice. Generally, the sclera (commonly known as the white of the eye) will turn yellow only when there is hepatobiliary disease, which is more common in icteric hepatitis or cholestatic hepatitis. There are two main types of jaundice, one is hepatocellular jaundice, which is caused by liver cell necrosis; the other is obstructive jaundice, which is caused by bile duct obstruction. Yellow eyes are only an external manifestation of the disease. The so-called treatment of the disease is to seek the root cause. If the liver disease is cured, the yellow eyes will naturally disappear. 2. How to treat yellow white eyeballs? 1. Keep enough sleep. 2. Eat more animal liver and kidney, drink milk, eat fish, kelp and other foods that are good for the eyes. 3. Go to the hospital for a careful examination and treatment. 4. The four pillars of health: a happy mood, balanced nutrition, moderate exercise, quit smoking and limit alcohol. If you really do these four things, you can live to be a hundred years old easily. 3. Daily eye care methods 1. Washing your eyes with salt water can prevent keratitis. Washing your eyes with salt water can prevent keratitis. The cornea is located in front of the "black eyeball" and is colorless and transparent when normal. Most keratitis is caused by not paying attention to eye hygiene. 2. Wash your eyes frequently with a sterilized cotton swab dipped in a clean 1:100 bamboo salt water solution, once a day. After washing, just wipe the bamboo salt water around the eye sockets. Washing your eyes in the morning will have a better effect. It should be noted that the bamboo salt water can only be used once, and multiple people cannot use the bamboo salt water in the same container. This method has long been recorded in "Compendium of Materia Medica" and "Shennong Yaojing". It not only has a certain preventive effect on keratitis, but also on other eye diseases. 3. The correct use of eye drops, scientific operation method: gently pull up the lower eyelid, drop the medicine into the lower conjunctival sac, and then drop it in the corner of the eye, avoid directly dropping it into the pupil, close your eyes for a few seconds, and gently press the inner corner of the eye after dropping the medicine to prevent the eye drops from flowing into the throat through the nasolacrimal duct, *** gastrointestinal tract and causing adverse reactions. 4. Wash your face frequently, and wash your eyelids as well. Don't stay in a turbid air (or underwater) environment for too long. If your eyes are uncomfortable, you should use eye drops, and the dosage should be prescribed by the doctor. Generally, drip 0.5ml of chloramphenicol eye drops on one eye to achieve a protective effect. 5. Use your eyes properly. Do not read for more than 8 hours a day (straight back, 40cm distance between the book and the eyes), do not watch TV for more than 6 hours (straight back, 5m away from the TV), and do not surf the Internet for more than 4 hours (straight back, 60cm away from the computer screen). In other words, use your eyes properly and do not let your eyes get tired. What is the cause of bloodshot whites of the eyeballs? What should I do if my whites of the eyeballs are bloodshot? Yitong Wuyou.com will help you solve your problems. What is the cause of yellowing whites of the eyeballs? How to treat yellowing whites of the eyeballs?

Question 6: Why are the eyes of my lucky plant white? The white spots may be caused by white spot disease. If you are too lazy to buy medicine, just use 3% salt.

The eyes may be covered. Use the same salt or buy yellow powder. If conditions permit, isolate and raise them separately.