What Radubai! Don't be sad because you cry very quickly; The doctor explains why there are tears in the eyes.

 

It is not a disease to get tears in the eyes constantly, to cry easily. But so don't ignore eye diseases.

Many women have a habit of crying for six reasons in their daily life. It may seem that crying is bad for your health. It is also often believed that dark circles are caused by crying. But there are advantages as well as disadvantages to crying. There are some benefits besides relaxing the mind, relieving stress that the body gets from crying and the eyes.HealthStays well To some extent beneficial for the eyes as they are useful for keeping the eyes lubricated and for removing foreign particles that have gone into the eye. Dr. Mumbai. The head of the clinical services department of Agrawal Eye Hospital, Dr. Nita Shah explained in detail the science behind tears. 

In medical science, in addition to crying, tears on the face are called epiphora. It is a symptom of a disease in which insufficient tear film drainage forms in the eye. In this situation, the tears flow on the face instead of passing through the nasolacrimal system. Says Nita Shah. “Excessive production of tears and clogged vessels cause tears to flow from the eyes. In babies, congested arteries are the most common cause. Some babies have congenital underdeveloped vessels, which become empty after a few weeks of full development. If the tear duct is narrowed or congested, there is a risk of infection. As a result, tears can be stored in a tear bag. Excessive tearing in adults and older children is a common cause. ”

1. If anything gets into the eye, rinse the eyes with clean water of normal temperature and the patient should not rub the eyes. Even after this, the patient should consult an ophthalmologist if he is still aware that some of the outsiders have gone into the eye. 
2. The particles should be removed using artificial tears, antibiotic drops for lubrication. If the injury is caused by chemical agents, the eye should be washed with plenty of clean water and the patient should visit an ophthalmologist immediately. This results in watery eyes, itchy eyes, red eyes, and difficulty seeing. 

3. Symptoms of infectious conjunctivitis include redness of the eyes, pain, difficulty looking at light, feeling of stickiness, and discharge of mucus. This infection can be cured in a week without any treatment. Dry eye can be caused by a number of factors. These include insufficient production of tears from the body, rapid drying of tears, imbalance of water and mucus, direct wind blowing directly into the eye, old age and some diseases (thyroid eye disease, severe sinus, rheumatoid arthritis, Jogrens syndrome, SLE), etc. Including. In this situation the eyes respond by producing more tears.

4. Eye problems can also be caused by watery eyes. These include turning the side of the eyelid or turning the edges of the eyelid outwards or closing the eyelids inadequately. Dust, sand, insects, contact lenses can cause the cornea (retina) to swell. The patient should see an ophthalmologist immediately to prevent the spread of infection in such cases.
5. Blepharitis can occur if the glands near the edges of the eyelids constrict or become infected. In such cases, the patient may have watery eyes, red eyes, itchy eyes, and dandruff on the eyelids. Ranjanwadi associated with blepharitis is a red swollen lump that forms on the side of the eyelid and is near or outside the eyelid or inside or under the eyelid (inside) and swelling of the oil glands.