Curious, but true. It may be read like this, by boat soon, that we find it really striking to be able to talk about dandruff on the eyelashes, but yes, it is a pathology that exists and, in fact, has its own name: blepharitis. Thus, we wanted to delve deeper into this topic that interests us so much.
What is blepharitis?
According to Ocumed Ophthalmological Clinic, it is a common condition in which the eyelids tend a swell either inflame. This happens when particles of fat or bacteria accumulate in them that cover the entire edge of the eyelid, in the area of the eyelashes. Once this problem occurs, the discomfort begins, which turns into irritation in the eye, swelling, itching and a sensation of extreme heat, in addition to the area turning red, also producing the appearance of a greasy secretion or happiness, dandruff on eyelashes
Between the Causes by which it occurs, would be from infections by germs, usually present in the skin of the eyelids, or some toxins and enzymes released by them, genetic predisposition, allergic reactions, as well as alterations in the composition of the glandular secretion eyelid
How is blepharitis treated?
According to experts, blepharitis there is no definitive cure although we can reduce its symptoms and prevent it from reappearing if we maintain good hygiene in the area by carrying out a daily eye cleaning to eliminate bacteria and excess dandruff on the eyelashes, in addition to avoiding makeup.
Also from the Bavarian Clinic they point out that the measures to be taken will depend on the seriousness of the problem and say that they range from the use of hot compresses on closed eyes, to antibiotic ointments or even to the intake of oral antibiotics, all of this always under medical control.
Normally, once we have the symptoms, Let’s go to an ophthalmology professional and recommend us to use eye drops or artificial tearswhich do not contribute to ending blepharitis, but they do help alleviate the sensation of irritation and related discomfort.
Recommended products for blepharitis
Regarding the products recommended for this type of pathology, Eduardo Senante, owner of the Senante Pharmacy, tells us that first of all, correct hygiene and cleaning of the eyelashes is essential.
Thus, we recommend the Ozonest eye wipes (15.65 euros) since thanks to their formulation they will help us eliminate secretions from the eyelids and eyelashes associated with inflammations such as blepharitis
Next, as he tells us, to alleviate the symptoms, a product that works great is Ocudox (10.90 euros) which is an electrolyzed antiseptic solution and, if the person who suffers from it, prefers instead of a spray (which is the best of the treatments available without a prescription, as he tells us), he could opt for blepharyx (9.70 euros) which is a gel that also works very well, in addition to the fact that the same product can be used both for hygiene and to relieve symptoms associated with blepharitis.