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Ever notice a pinkish growth creeping onto the white of your eye? It might be surfer’s eye 👁️☀️ The medical name is pterygium—a wedge-shaped growth of tissue that extends from the white of the eye (conjunctiva) onto the clear front part (cornea). It’s usually harmless but can get uncomfortable or even distort vision if it grows too far. 1. What causes it? Mostly UV exposure—especially in people who live in tropical regions or spend a lot of time outdoors without eye protection. Chronic sunlight, dust, and wind are major contributors. 2. How it shows up 🔍 You might notice: • A white or pinkish raised bump near the center of the eye • Redness, itching, or the sensation of something stuck in your eye • Blurry or distorted vision from changing the shape of the cornea • It can happen in one or both eyes. 3. Can it be dangerous? Usually no—but in some cases, it can interfere with vision or mimic precancerous growths. A slit-lamp exam is typically used to diagnose it. Sometimes removal is necessary to confirm it’s not something more serious. 4. How to prevent it 🕶️ • Wear sunglasses with UV protection • Use wide-brimmed hats outdoors • Make sure prescription glasses include UV coatings 5. Treatment options • Artificial tears or decongestants for comfort • Mild steroid or anti-inflammatory eye drops • Surgery only if it’s severe—recurrence is possible If you spend a lot of time in the sun, your eyes need shade too. #medical #health #healthtips #eyehealth VC: @drsauloclinicasaube
Ever notice a pinkish growth creeping onto the white of your eye? It might be surfer’s eye 👁️☀️ The medical name is pterygium—a wedge-shaped growth of tissue that extends from the white of the eye (conjunctiva) onto the clear front part (cornea). It’s usually harmless but can get uncomfortable or even distort vision if it grows too far. 1. What causes it? Mostly UV exposure—especially in people who live in tropical regions or spend a lot of time outdoors without eye protection. Chronic sunlight, dust, and wind are major contributors. 2. How it shows up 🔍 You might notice: • A white or pinkish raised bump near the center of the eye • Redness, itching, or the sensation of something stuck in your eye • Blurry or distorted vision from changing the shape of the cornea • It can happen in one or both eyes. 3. Can it be dangerous? Usually no—but in some cases, it can interfere with vision or mimic precancerous growths. A slit-lamp exam is typically used to diagnose it. Sometimes removal is necessary to confirm it’s not something more serious. 4. How to prevent it 🕶️ • Wear sunglasses with UV protection • Use wide-brimmed hats outdoors • Make sure prescription glasses include UV coatings 5. Treatment options • Artificial tears or decongestants for comfort • Mild steroid or anti-inflammatory eye drops • Surgery only if it’s severe—recurrence is possible If you spend a lot of time in the sun, your eyes need shade too. #medical #health #healthtips #eyehealth VC: @drsauloclinicasaube

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