What should I do if there are red bloodshot eyes?

Eyes are the part that people need to protect specially, because eyes are the most important and have the widest range among the five senses of the human body. Eyes can help people observe the world and obtain useful information. However, the eyes are very fragile and there are almost no effective barriers to protect the eyeballs. Therefore, eye diseases are also very common types of diseases in life. There are many types of eye diseases and their impact is great! Either one will have a huge impact on the patient's life. For example, what should many people do if they have red bloodshot eyes? Let’s take a look at a simple explanation of this issue below. I hope people with eye problems can understand it.

The solution is as follows:

1. Use artificial tears to reduce dryness, because the eyes need to be kept moisturized at all times to function perfectly.

2. Clean the eyelids to prevent the eyes from becoming inflamed and bloodshot due to debris, grease, bacteria, cosmetics and other dust.

3. If you feel heat in your body, drink more honey water, preferably one cup of 250ml per day.

4. Ensure sleep. You should get 7 hours of sleep every day. Adequate sleep helps moisturize the eyes and reduce bloodshot eyes.

5. Apply a cold towel to your eyes to constrict blood vessels and moisturize your eyes.

6. Don’t spend too much time on the Internet. Take a break for 5 to 15 minutes every 2 hours. The same applies to reading.

7. Wolfberry + rice: After cooking into porridge, add a little white sugar to treat blurred vision and tearing. Wolfberry + Chrysanthemum: Brew with hot water and drink to make eyes relaxed and bright.

8. Take lutein, vitamin A, carotene and zinc to supplement the nutrients necessary for the eyes.

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