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  • Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
  • What is a Pinguecula vs Pterygium? Learn what causes these conditions and how they are treated!
    Ever looked in the mirror and wondered “what is the yellow spot on my eye”? If you have noticed a yellow spot on your eye, there is a chance it could be a pinguecula. A pinguecula is a small, yellow or sometimes pink growth on the white part of the eye. Pinguecula symptoms include irritation and dryness feelings on the eye but are mostly asymptomatic unless aggravated. Sometimes a pinguecula can become inflamed and is termed a pingueculitis. When Pingueucula treatment is required, doctors will often prescribe topical steroid eye drops to help with inflammation, otherwise prevention or conservative treatment with UV light protecting sunglasses and lubrication eye drops are recommended.
    A pterygium is similar in that it is also a growth on the eye but often grows over the cornea. A Ptergyium is often called a surfer’s eye because they often develop on the eyes of beachgoers and people who spend time on the ocean. A pterygium is often progressive and may require surgical treatment because Pterygiums often induce irregular astigmatism. Symptoms of a pterygium include irritation, eye redness, and blurred vision. Pterygium treatment is often conservative to prevent progression but often requires surgery to remove it. Prevention of pterygium often also includes using UV light protection sunglasses and artificial tears.
    If you think you have a pinguecula or a pterygium, I hope you find this video helpful and informative. Thank you for watching!
    -Joseph J. Allen, OD, FAAO, Diplo ABO
    0:00 Pinguecula vs pterygium
    0:30 What is the yellow spot on my eye
    0:55 What is a pinguecula
    1:13 Pteygium or Surfers Eye
    1:38 Pterygium Pathology
    3:29 Pinguecula Symptoms
    4:05 Pterygium Symptoms
    4:51 Pinguecula Treatment
    6:14 Pterygium Treatment
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    About This Video: Do you have a yellow spot on your eye? In this video we review the differences between a pterygium vs pinguecula. If you want to learn more about the causes and treatments of these conditions, this video is for you.
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Комментарии • 306

  • @DoctorEyeHealth
    @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад +10

    What videos would you like to see next? LET ME KNOW! 👇
    Here are other cool medical reasons to wear sunglasses: ruclips.net/video/tIsd6ynG_OI/видео.html

    • @Undefinedde
      @Undefinedde 2 года назад

      You're so beautiful😍

    • @peternumber19
      @peternumber19 2 года назад

      High Eye Pressure. Mine went from 26 to 30 last year and was 30 last week, it's been over 22 for 40yrs. My cornea thickness is only slightly thicker than normal I'm told. I'm being monitored for Glaucoma and have just been upgraded to a Glaucoma Suspect, which I believe means I haven't got Glaucoma but have the right conditions for it. UK. (I have a ptyrigium as well).

    • @uniteddoraworldsteve1658
      @uniteddoraworldsteve1658 2 года назад

      আমার মায়ের চোখ বাঁকা আমার চোখ ও বাঁকা বংশোদ্ভূত ভাবে টেরা হলে এটার কী কোন চিকিৎসা নেই দেশে এই টপিক নিয়ে ইউটিউবে ভিডিও নাই কেন

    • @xponent9600
      @xponent9600 2 года назад

      Doctor please sometimes I see some light sparkling on my vision it's sometimes become red and very painful what can be put in place

    • @franzordonio5784
      @franzordonio5784 2 года назад

      Yes please Doc. I want to see Video about Retinal detachment and Cases and symptoms of Glaucoma...
      Thank you and Godspeed..
      Franz Ordonio

  • @maniyamihir4177
    @maniyamihir4177 2 года назад +27

    I had that yellow spots in my eye from a long time. Now i know about it thanks to you. I was quite afraid after watching your thumbnail but now there is nothing to worry.
    Love from India ❤️

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад +3

      Aw thank you!!! That makes me happy to hear! Much love back from Minnesota!

    • @user-oi4hs7vb4h
      @user-oi4hs7vb4h 6 месяцев назад +1

      I have a pteregium in my eye... I'm too much worried... What I'm going to do to remove this doc???>>because my one eye also have pteregium 😭😭

  • @Michelle-pf5qq
    @Michelle-pf5qq 5 месяцев назад +10

    By chance I discovered my Pinguecula is getting smaller and the redness is going away when I use organic castor oil eyelash serum. I’ve been putting it on my eyelids at night and any time I’m not leaving my home. Many people claim that castor oil is a anti-inflammatory and reduces lumps and cysts in the body, others claim there is no proof. 🤷‍♀️ I will continue to use this since I am seeing great results. It also helps with lubrication in the eye area.

    • @TuanathonAtIt
      @TuanathonAtIt 4 месяца назад +3

      I am curious if you have any update regarding the Castor oil eye lash serum on your Pinguecula past couple weeks.

    • @femaledragun7102
      @femaledragun7102 22 дня назад

      Hey, would you mind to give an explanation how to use the organic castor oil ur talking about. What brand and and what are the improvements that you’ve noticed?

  • @mrs.lessing8497
    @mrs.lessing8497 2 года назад +15

    My left eye has been aggravated and inflamed due to my pinguecula and when I thought my eyedrops were actually helping they were actually irritating and causing more issues like redness, soon developed pingueculitus lucky for Systane balance restoring eyedrops to lubricate my eye is what tone down and made my eye appear much better very quickly. I’m so glad for this kind of informative and helpful videos. My eye is improving fairly quickly.

    • @southerncalifornia3155
      @southerncalifornia3155 2 года назад

      Have you tried Colloidal Silver? Drops

    • @balraj5063
      @balraj5063 Месяц назад

      Eye drops name

    • @zulyr.7824
      @zulyr.7824 14 дней назад

      I use systane as well for pinguecula, my Dr. recommended that brand and it helps a lot with dry and itchy eyes .

  • @franzordonio5784
    @franzordonio5784 2 года назад +5

    Thank you. You're the best. I had pterygium iit was removed by my Opthalmologist Dr. Weinberger at Kaiser Hospital Los Angeles California. No pain at all. Its been 12 yrs it did not reoccur. Thank you. Keep safe Doc.

    • @aynprincesstabrilla6032
      @aynprincesstabrilla6032 2 года назад

      i also have pterygium but not yet operated😭..watching from Philippines

    • @alinanoor
      @alinanoor Год назад

      I have also ptregiym in my both eyes since childhood and my sister also have ptregiym in eyes... But she done surgery by dr.... But ptregium again growth... We are worried

  • @SouravKumar-dp6wp
    @SouravKumar-dp6wp 2 года назад +5

    would feel great to have doctors like you here

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад

      Where do you live??

    • @carolinacarolina4950
      @carolinacarolina4950 Месяц назад

      Same, I am 5 years with the pain of irritation that I want to keep my eyes closed. By my own I have found some stuff, gel lubricantd without conservants, washing my eyelids, and lately taking omega 3, that I read it helped to the brain, ans later on to the eye lubrication, my irritation pain is less frenquently, but the redness is there always, sometimes even more red. The oft. here, which is the only one, said that i cannot get surgery and gave me a lubricant with hialuronasa?, but i felt my eyes kept asking for more each 30 min, the gel one, sometimes make me feel dry after hours :)

  • @1corinthians-138
    @1corinthians-138 2 года назад +48

    I had a pterygium when I was a kid. Went to many doctors and lots of different drops tried. Not sure what they contained, but it eventually went away. I have scar tissue from it though and have ghost vessels that sometimes get irritated. Also told I have holes or lattice appearance of my retina and am at risk for a detached retina. My eyes are messed up, but I can see, so that's good. 😎😎

    • @yasminfarah2280
      @yasminfarah2280 2 года назад +1

      Have you ever did the surgery?

    • @1corinthians-138
      @1corinthians-138 2 года назад +1

      @@yasminfarah2280 No, I didn't need it. It went away eventually, just left with scar tissue.

    • @karlamartin9312
      @karlamartin9312 2 года назад +2

      My dad has perfect vision, never in his life has he needed glasses, and have never had eye complaints or issues, like 2 or 3 months ago, he started seeing a shadow in his right eye, and it happened for like a week, until he realized it wasn't going aways, well, his retina was detached, he had to get urgent surgery, 2 more days and I guess he could've lost all his eye, idk how it works, that's what they said, and also on his checks up like 2 weeks after, his left eye retina was going to detach as well, and they caught that one on time, it didn't cause any damage like in his other eye, now, he just sees like a water drop that the ophthalmologist told him it was normal from something they put in there, but he still doesn't need glasses, the ophthalmologist also explain that the retina detachment can happen to anyone, bc as we get older there is like a type of gel like in our eyes but it starts to dry out as we age

    • @kyakuwairefauza
      @kyakuwairefauza 5 месяцев назад

      What drops did you use

    • @marcoszapata4948
      @marcoszapata4948 2 месяца назад +1

      Me recently hve this pterygium.1st i thought it was early catarac symptom.Thanks God it was Pterygium

  • @haileyyoung268
    @haileyyoung268 2 года назад +3

    I'm starting optometry school in August. I love your channel!

  • @Dr.Faran.Ophthalmology
    @Dr.Faran.Ophthalmology 2 года назад +5

    Very well explained. My interest in ophthalmology is increasing day by day because of you 😄👍

  • @poosakum
    @poosakum Год назад +1

    Very clearly explained about both type of P..
    I am suffering all the blood test and chest X ray my opthomologist concluded as Sarcoidosis.
    Thanks for the information

  • @tobylopez445
    @tobylopez445 Год назад +4

    Thank you so much, Doctor Allen, your explanation was very precise and to the point.

  • @brendaknowles7474
    @brendaknowles7474 2 года назад +14

    Great video. I had a ptrigium removed and my eye doctor used a cadaver piece to put back in and unfortunately my eye wouldn't accept it and so a surgeon had to remove it and then he took a piece from the back of my eye and now my eye is back to white and not red anymore.

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад +2

      Thanks for sharing! Very Interesting. Did they put you on Restasis or any eye drops to prevent it from coming back?

    • @eringal12368
      @eringal12368 Год назад

      Is it covered by insurance

  • @bluejayvintageretro
    @bluejayvintageretro 2 года назад +3

    You are so awesome. Thank you for producing these videos...our eyes are so precious!!!!💙💙💙💙💙💙 can you providw any updates on blepharitis in the eyes?

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад +2

      Thank you!!!! Yes! Blepharitis is an important topic and there are always some new treatments coming out. I have been researching Ocular Rosacea a bit more and should have an update on those two conditions soon. Much appreciated.

  • @dishapatel668
    @dishapatel668 2 года назад +1

    This is such a good explanation, Thank you so much

  • @prettyyyyyy39
    @prettyyyyyy39 2 года назад +1

    My doctor crush🥺❤️

  • @lizardoaquino4399
    @lizardoaquino4399 2 года назад +1

    Very good and detailed information.

  • @carguy4243
    @carguy4243 2 года назад +2

    Dr. You are so smart. I find all your videos very informative. I have had myopia sice I was 9 years old. If I lived in your area, you would definitely be my eye doctor.

  • @nawidahmad7278
    @nawidahmad7278 Год назад +3

    Hi sir. Thanks for all your good information. Can you please suggest a good eye drop for pterygium

  • @mrhymer95
    @mrhymer95 2 года назад +2

    Yes, this was very helpful. Thanks!😊

  • @metindemir1
    @metindemir1 2 года назад

    Thank you!! I have been waiting for this video.

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад

      You are so welcome! Thanks for watching! I hope it helps!

  • @R.K.777
    @R.K.777 2 года назад +4

    My pinguecula is on the outer part of my eye. I always used to sleep on that side and thought it was from my pillow case irritating it. 🤔 I'm so glad I found your channel. 😊👀

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад +1

      Oh wow! Thanks for being here!

    • @southerncalifornia3155
      @southerncalifornia3155 2 года назад +1

      How did you treated? I think I have that

    • @R.K.777
      @R.K.777 2 года назад +1

      @@southerncalifornia3155 The only way to treat it is to have it surgically removed. They are usually harmless. Mine isn't noticeable so I just leave it be.

  • @mohamedhamdi4014
    @mohamedhamdi4014 2 года назад +1

    This was very informative

  • @glorialabella6361
    @glorialabella6361 2 года назад +1

    Good informative video on eye health. 👁

  • @mariebarker4499
    @mariebarker4499 2 года назад

    Thank you! So helpful!

  • @mrs.sheryl655
    @mrs.sheryl655 2 года назад

    Thank you so much...your video is very informative....

  • @melusik5066
    @melusik5066 2 года назад

    Very interesting thank you and you are my favourite

  • @nicolemcdonaldpkd
    @nicolemcdonaldpkd 2 года назад +6

    Very interesting thank you! I would like to see a video on the different types of synthetic lens they put it during cataract surgery. And also maybe one on why some people have prism in their glasses.

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад +4

      Both very good topics. I have been planning to do a more in depth series about cataract surgery, including a breakdown of implant options. Prism lenses would be an interesting one too, the simple answer is to help alleviate eyestrain or double vision.

  • @dishapatel668
    @dishapatel668 2 года назад +4

    Hii Doctor, can you make a video on how eye number increases (progression) ? What is exactly happening optically? what are the factors contributing ?

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад +1

      For sure! I hope to have a few videos this year going over that exact topic

  • @norhanbangsa2503
    @norhanbangsa2503 Год назад

    Thanks for your advise

  • @bayannasseral-harrasi6089
    @bayannasseral-harrasi6089 Год назад

    Very helpful, thank You very much❤. I am from Oman, I started during Ophthalmology rotation this week (it extends 3 weeks only). I am using Toronto notes (highly recommended).

  • @programmerm5907
    @programmerm5907 2 года назад +3

    Thanks for the video - which eye drop would you recommend (I don’t seem to suffer from dry eyes, probably developed my spot from UV and dust)? Thanks!

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад +4

      It really depends on the type of dryness present (like the cause of it). Usually systane complete or refresh Mega 3 works best for myself. Here is a video going in depth about eye drops. ruclips.net/video/UrmpLwR7vt4/видео.html

    • @programmerm5907
      @programmerm5907 2 года назад

      @@DoctorEyeHealth Thanks!!!

  • @user-fr3rh5ng2r
    @user-fr3rh5ng2r 5 дней назад

    Doc,How to cure this kind of eye problem?

  • @JohnSmith-mj6dg
    @JohnSmith-mj6dg 2 года назад +2

    What kind of topical medication would you prescribe for pterygium? Specific names please

  • @GreatTitanic
    @GreatTitanic 6 дней назад

    Can we cure pytriguim without surgery and which eye drops are helpful?

  • @typh9256
    @typh9256 2 года назад +6

    Hi Dr,
    Love your videos, they are very informative.
    Is there any chance you could do a video covering marginal keratitis? I've had multiple ulcers over the past couple of months and my doctors are telling me it's due to MGD/blepharitis even though I do the recommended treatment of compresses and lid massages. I would just like to hear you talk about it as you clearly know your stuff.
    Cheers

  • @keshavtiwari1632
    @keshavtiwari1632 2 года назад +2

    Can you also do a video on topics like photopsia (after images) and increased glare and dilated pupils. Btw nice videos on the channels.

  • @fullyactivated
    @fullyactivated Месяц назад

    I think I've had Pinguecula for decades without knowing what it was :(

  • @cameronlewis115
    @cameronlewis115 2 года назад +3

    Hi Dr, are contact lenses contraindicated in both conditions?

  • @refusetodieunfinished1361
    @refusetodieunfinished1361 Год назад

    Thank you!

  • @paulwoodford1984
    @paulwoodford1984 2 месяца назад

    i have reversed this condition four times now. It can be done. With plenty of hydration, avoid vitamin c, as you may have had too much of it. That what caused mine a few times. Antioxidant supplements and foods as well. blink one hundred times every half an hour. it will disappear in three days or so

  • @skincarewithaustin
    @skincarewithaustin 2 года назад +1

    Do a video on ocular rosacea!

  • @ChristopherMuli-eq7sh
    @ChristopherMuli-eq7sh 5 дней назад

    Which is the best drops

  • @leene321
    @leene321 2 года назад +4

    Good to know! Why does sunlight/UV affect the white part of the eye in this case and not the lens directly? Also I wonder why does uv cause red blood vessels to grow in the eye?

    • @avonkross2217
      @avonkross2217 2 года назад

      sunlight enlarges the blood vessels, so perhaps too much of it breaks them completely (Im not a doc, just guessing)

  • @desilai4536
    @desilai4536 2 года назад

    Hi thank you Dr for this vidio it is very helpful

  • @benhuransala1136
    @benhuransala1136 2 года назад

    Thank you

  • @ferrenwarner2002
    @ferrenwarner2002 4 месяца назад

    Hey Doc. What’s the procedure like to remove a Pinguecula? Is the recovery time hard? Are there major risks?

  • @lunamypet
    @lunamypet 2 года назад +4

    I got one recently and it’s on my eye with astigmatism. I was diagnosed with dry eye and I guess it got so bad I developed pterygium. I wear Sun glasses every time I go out with full UV protection but it wasn’t enough. Now I live with eye drops near by just to make sure to prevent any irritation.

    • @loraingaligar8037
      @loraingaligar8037 2 года назад

      Ouch! Can you do anything to fix it?

    • @lunamypet
      @lunamypet 2 года назад

      @@loraingaligar8037 Just cosmetic surgery. It can come back so I just have to make sure I can clear out any irritation with the eye drops.

    • @sabrinamccarthy8620
      @sabrinamccarthy8620 Год назад

      You'll have to do a surgery. I had a Pterygium and i also have astigmatism. Your eyes will keep getting red and irritated with the Pterygium.

    • @asnzu
      @asnzu Год назад

      I had pterygium in my right eye for over ten years and it did't effect my vision before. But in early december 2022 i got eye infection in my right eye and eye doctor said that i got inflammation because of virus infection. Doc gave me maxidex eye drop (corticosteroid). After a month my eye fully recover from the infection but i noticed that my astigmatism getting bad from before. Doc suggest me to remove the pterygium in my right eye coz it can be the cause of astigmatism. Untill now i didn't decide wether to remove it or not. Recently i also have dry eye and need me to use mosturizer eye drop daily.

  • @alejandromoreno5056
    @alejandromoreno5056 3 месяца назад

    my eyes look all weird. i'm concerned 😢

  • @jeremym320
    @jeremym320 2 года назад

    Thank you for teaching me my new favorite word - pinguecula 🙃

  • @kemigaboritah169
    @kemigaboritah169 3 месяца назад

    Thanks doc. I'm in uganda with pterygium and i don't know the best eye drop to use. Kindly help me. Thanks

  • @laik7891
    @laik7891 2 года назад +1

    Can you please make one video about retinitis pigmentosa
    Please

  • @kenjd57
    @kenjd57 2 года назад

    Love watching your handsome face! I often get an irritated eye once a year after being outside doing yard work in the spring. My primary care physician would prescribe eye drops that had anti inflammatory and antibiotics in them. It would take over a week to feel better. Would that be one of these conditions? If so next time I will see an eye doctor instead of my primary care doctor. Thanks 😎

  • @AndreaMolina-fr3my
    @AndreaMolina-fr3my 2 месяца назад

    it is still have a chance to recover that problem when you follow the treatment?

  • @dianajanae
    @dianajanae 11 месяцев назад

    Helpful 😊

  • @djwhitey
    @djwhitey Месяц назад

    Is clear eyes good for pingucula

  • @tstokes174
    @tstokes174 Год назад +2

    What eye drops should I use for Pinguecula? I have dry eyes and already use Refresh Omega 3 eye drops and I just started using Bruder eye mask for the dry eyes. I have been diagnosed with Pinguecula also.

    • @Islandman776
      @Islandman776 Год назад

      I have it woo

    • @balefentse
      @balefentse 8 месяцев назад

      Hi... Does the omega 3 eye drops been helpful so far?

  • @joanbacusa1411
    @joanbacusa1411 2 года назад +1

    I just asked, I was still checking up when my eyes said I can't have surgery yet because I'm still small, do I need a doc to grow up before surgery, I hope you'll notice my question

  • @spiridondimaris465
    @spiridondimaris465 2 года назад

    Very well done explaint DR i use to have that about 10 years a go ecxacly what t;he eye dr told me.like people working out side get this Like police fire man and so on but it is not there no more dr what i want to ask you if the catarect surgery have to do anything with MRI AFTER YOU GET THE SURGERY DONE PLEASE LET ME KNOW THANK YOU

  • @MatrixTK
    @MatrixTK 2 года назад +6

    Hello doctor. Great video! Are there any topical treatment for pterygium to possibly shrink, retract the growth? I think mine is starting to give me blurry vision. Eyedrops you would recommend?

    • @redilyntramos6608
      @redilyntramos6608 Год назад

      Same problem

    • @danielcrowder8572
      @danielcrowder8572 9 месяцев назад

      Use perservative free eye drops. And wear sunglasses all the time.

    • @footlong7980
      @footlong7980 8 месяцев назад

      I was taught that it's main treatment is surgery and then follow-up adjunct therapy. The Adjunct therapy includes Beta radiation therapy, and antimitotic agents (to stop cell division) like Hydromacin C and fluoroUracil drops.
      But the best bet is to ask your doctor what cam be done about it.

  • @langeo.2383
    @langeo.2383 2 года назад

    Thank You Doc.
    Can photocoagulation of the blood vessels of the pterygium be used for those that do not want surgery, after injection the subconjuctival region with lidocaine beneath the blood vessels, there lifting them from the eye surface, for ease of photocoagulation ?

  • @genrod-gal7265
    @genrod-gal7265 Год назад +1

    Could you make a video going in depth pingueculitis pls!

  • @itsmetabby9319
    @itsmetabby9319 8 дней назад

    Can cosmetic surgery permanently removed pinguecula?

  • @abrahamworkineh6941
    @abrahamworkineh6941 Год назад

    Thanks Dr.Allen but will the astigmatism correct after pterygium surgery?

  • @pineappleorange9290
    @pineappleorange9290 Год назад +1

    thanks doctor
    i am shan race man from myanmar.😁

  • @akoustician
    @akoustician 2 года назад +2

    since this pinguecula my vision got decreased i now cant see peoples faces from a distance that I usually could before everything became a little blurry

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад

      Pinguecula or pterygium? Because the pterygium can for sure cause vision changes

    • @akoustician
      @akoustician 2 года назад

      @@DoctorEyeHealth PInguecula Doc, and I guess I got it from prolonged exposure to the sun during our annual summer activities

  • @DyutiMandal
    @DyutiMandal 18 дней назад

    My mother has been diagnosed with pterygium but she is a homemaker and is not exposed to any UV rays .Then what may be the reason ?

  • @Anirudhofficial7
    @Anirudhofficial7 2 года назад

    Please make a video on Carboxymethylcellulose relub eye drop

  • @jakesyaseen8494
    @jakesyaseen8494 2 года назад

    From Johannesburg South Africa 👍 afternoon 💕

  • @FaridahNakato-hi4cg
    @FaridahNakato-hi4cg Год назад

    What treatment can i use

  • @cyrilessang1512
    @cyrilessang1512 2 года назад +2

    Hi Dr.
    I had a pterygium operation but the place where the pterygium was removed was not covered now it's growing back though I was several eye drops. There was something else that grow from the spot and the doctor explained it to be infection or reaction to the surgery.
    Now my question, will another surgery be done as the pterygium is growing back

  • @boladalemagbagbeola5069
    @boladalemagbagbeola5069 10 месяцев назад

    Dear Doc. Pls if I v bn diagnosed to have pterygium by a Doctor is wearing sunglasses help to reduce it’s growing and what’s the treatment apart from surgery. Thanks

  • @lilianelaguem539
    @lilianelaguem539 Год назад

    Thanks for the information.
    I do have the ptegyrium that is not too inflammed. I was prescribed systalin, but each time that I use it, I have redness. Please what can I do so far. Thanks you

  • @theduchessofspring2395
    @theduchessofspring2395 2 года назад +4

    Question & I need advice:
    Is a Conjunctival Cysts the same as Pinguecula and/or does is fall under this term? I have one of these bumps on my left eye--although it's clear, not yellow in color. I've had it for a few years now and it's made wearing my contacts uncomfortable to the point where I've stopped trying over the course of the pandemic. I work from home anyway, so I usually only wear my lenses outside of the house if there's somewhere I need to be but don't want to fiddle with having to keep my glasses clean. My other problem with this bump is that I can't get my eye doctor(s)--been to multiple offices trying to find one who'd help me--to believe me when I visit for my appointments. It's most prominent and raised when my allergies are bad, and I know it's there because I can definitely feel it when I blink. Especially when it's irritated. I've even had the dumb luck of coming to my annual eye exam with it raised and clearly visible only for my doctor to turn around and say "Sorry hun, I don't see anything." So Dr. Allen, what can I do?

    • @maryscott3060
      @maryscott3060 5 месяцев назад +1

      I have this too! It’s never out when I see the eye dr! Have you gotten any answers? It makes me crazy!!

    • @MannuKumar-lv2fm
      @MannuKumar-lv2fm Месяц назад

      ​@@maryscott3060your condition now?? Cured or not ?

    • @MannuKumar-lv2fm
      @MannuKumar-lv2fm Месяц назад

      Plzz update

    • @maryscott3060
      @maryscott3060 Месяц назад

      @@MannuKumar-lv2fm no it is not. I have gone to a few different eye doctors. The last one I’ve gone to says that if she removes the cyst, the scar tissue left behind will probably be more irritating to me. I saw her a few weeks ago and she said she seems to think it’s gotten smaller. I use an allergy eyedrop in the morning and then throughout the day I use moisturizing eyedrop’s. I’m going to see her again in October. She said if he gets bigger to go back and see her and then we would talk about possible surgery.but I still have it. Sometimes I feel it and it’s very irritating, and sometimes I don’t feel it at all. It’s very weird and frustrating.

    • @maryscott3060
      @maryscott3060 Месяц назад

      I’m so sorry you have not gotten the answers that you need. It is very frustrating and scary. I hope and pray that you will find some relief and get some answers. As I hope that whatever it is that I have goes away and I will not need to have any surgery.

  • @Michelle-pf5qq
    @Michelle-pf5qq 4 месяца назад

    Something else that has improved my Pinguecula, is Claritin. Allergy season seems to irritate it and make it red and bigger. I took a allergy pill and it looks like it’s practically gone.

  • @daves-yx3cv
    @daves-yx3cv 5 дней назад

    I'm 32, diagnosed with pinguecula today (bump has been there for 2-3 days). I have glaucoma and on pressure lowering eye drops. I will be using sterioid eye drops one drop every 12 hrs for the next 7 days.. Should steroid drops allow pinguecula to disappear within a 2 weeks or is this something that stays unless surgically removed?

  • @thewizard2842
    @thewizard2842 2 года назад +1

    I have Pinguecula in my left eye and Pterygium in my right eye, the growth on my right eye has almost reached the pupil.

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад

      Oh no! Have you seen anyone for that?

    • @thewizard2842
      @thewizard2842 2 года назад

      @@DoctorEyeHealth going to see someone this week

    • @Seaton1518
      @Seaton1518 Год назад

      @@thewizard2842 any update? Are you having surgery to remove?

  • @dheamarvel4171
    @dheamarvel4171 6 месяцев назад

    I have eye pyterigium almost ten years

  • @anthonycarillo8687
    @anthonycarillo8687 2 года назад

    Doc What medicine for pinquecula because I have eyes

  • @prettyyyyyy39
    @prettyyyyyy39 2 года назад +1

    Firstttt ❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @CassieDA17
    @CassieDA17 4 месяца назад

    Any thoughts on the clinical trials for a treatment for Ptygerium? I think stage 3 if the trial is starting by Cloudbreak Pharma
    I have Ptygerium in both eyes as well as dry eyes. I’ve been on Restasis for 5-6 months and don’t feel any difference

  • @melusik5066
    @melusik5066 2 года назад +1

    I like this , and I have Pterygium can you also have a laser operation because I'm very scared to go and removed it

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад

      Well to my knowledge there is no procedure for these conditions using lasers at this time. Perhaps once a pterygium is removed, lasik or another form of refractive surgery could be used.

  • @ricardodelapena8987
    @ricardodelapena8987 Год назад

    What sure medicine for eye potetyrium

  • @yussufduale3747
    @yussufduale3747 10 месяцев назад

    Is tetracycline good for pinguecula

  • @andrewkamaya7569
    @andrewkamaya7569 9 месяцев назад

    Can I use any eye medicine or get treatment to remove this pterygium from my eye?

  • @osamadias2202
    @osamadias2202 Год назад

    Where can I get a poster for Pterygium?!Do you know of the site ?! Please share the information!
    Thanks

  • @jaivalsheth
    @jaivalsheth 2 года назад

    CLPU, CLARE, SMILE, SEAL and 3 & 9 o'Clock Staining video please...

  • @Scorpio747
    @Scorpio747 2 месяца назад

    I have on my both eyes 😢😢what will be permanent treatement

  • @nomathembamthethwa8396
    @nomathembamthethwa8396 4 месяца назад

    When do we remove a pterygium ? After it reaches the pupil ?

  • @abelfitsum8567
    @abelfitsum8567 Год назад

    Tell best eye drops for pinguecula

  • @alyssajamylamadore6565
    @alyssajamylamadore6565 2 года назад +3

    Hello doc, I guess I have this pinguecula both in my eyes. Can you recommend an eye drops? I also noticed that if I dont get sleep for 8 hrs my eyes are more yellowish. Is that normal ?

    • @DoctorEyeHealth
      @DoctorEyeHealth  2 года назад

      Sleeping helps with reducing inflammation and perhaps there is a connection. If this is a regular thing or getting worse it would be wise to consult a local eye doctor about it. Here is a video I did on some of the best eye drops out right now ruclips.net/video/UrmpLwR7vt4/видео.html

    • @HaydenMint
      @HaydenMint 2 года назад

      how old are you when you get this? im 15 and i also have this on my both eyes.

    • @ryanmiller5810
      @ryanmiller5810 2 года назад

      @@HaydenMint are either of your guys‘ eyes dry?

    • @HaydenMint
      @HaydenMint 2 года назад

      @@ryanmiller5810 Sometimes i get dry eyes when im dehydrated and my eyes doesnt have glasses and it looks worse for me

    • @melusik5066
      @melusik5066 2 года назад

      Reply

  • @neverbackdown4919
    @neverbackdown4919 2 года назад +2

    i have Pterygium at my both eyes.
    I wishes someone help me to remove this. I'm poor person and I can't afford to take a surgery because i know it's expensive 😔.
    I just want to remove this Pterygium to my eyes. because I want to find a job just to help my parents

    • @flower656
      @flower656 2 года назад

      ;( same here , I hope we can get it in the future

    • @Jeremiah1187
      @Jeremiah1187 2 года назад

      I’m using dipyridamole eye drops. Research dipyridamole and pterygium. I’m not sure if it’s gonna work for me but it helped some woman.

    • @Seaton1518
      @Seaton1518 Год назад

      How much is it?

    • @Jeremiah1187
      @Jeremiah1187 Год назад +1

      @@Seaton1518 about $30 ish a bottle, it’s pricy but I’m trying it.

    • @TuanathonAtIt
      @TuanathonAtIt 4 месяца назад

      @@Jeremiah1187 is your pterygium cured yet? You mentioned about using Dipyridamole eye drop.

  • @hotwheel6663
    @hotwheel6663 2 года назад +1

    The Eye Guy!

  • @Monanyc
    @Monanyc 3 месяца назад

    Treatment?

  • @martincogley278
    @martincogley278 Год назад

    I recently had to start wearing an RGP contact lens in my left eye to try to correct stromal scarring following an ulcer. I was wearing it every day for about six weeks and one morning I fitted the lens and had a severely painful sensation in the eye which meant I had to remove it straight away. I attended my eye care provider and was told to stop using the RGP contact lens and they would make an appointment to see the contact lens clinic (hospital dept) for a review of the use of the lens. I did notice a pinguecula on the nasal side of the eye and I suspect that it's this that caused the pain, I had never noticed the pinguecula previously. the hospital suggested using eye drops (Hylo forte) regularly, which I have been doing for about 4 weeks. I am waiting for an appointment but would was wondering if the hospital are likely to now move me onto a scleral lens. Any thoughts?? Thank you so much

  • @ellamaegedoria3185
    @ellamaegedoria3185 7 месяцев назад

    What type of eye drops can i use for pterygium? Can you help me guys

  • @mugaruracraish6403
    @mugaruracraish6403 Год назад

    Is a bright light of the phone also worsens pterygium conditions?.

  • @PoojaBhardwaj-jh7xp
    @PoojaBhardwaj-jh7xp 2 месяца назад

    i have yellow spot eye and also the eyes are so yellow please suggest any tips or eyedrops

  • @uwhz8
    @uwhz8 2 года назад

    Hi!just want to know if safe to wear a contact lens èven though i got ptyrigium? It would be really helpful if you could response,ty.

  • @ArshdeepSingh-pk2ru
    @ArshdeepSingh-pk2ru Год назад +1

    insted of surgery any other treatment to heal this Pinguecula ?

    • @MannuKumar-lv2fm
      @MannuKumar-lv2fm Месяц назад

      Your condition now ?? How did u treated pinguicuella?

  • @princehk_ZM
    @princehk_ZM 5 месяцев назад

    How can you create yellow bumps on your eyes ❓❓❓❓