A recent news story that makes a 12-year-old girl loses her right eye because she's hanging out with his family. The little girl's father said that she had a cat and a puppy at home because she loved them so much, that she was even more distant from them every day, but suddenly one day she found the girl's right eye was slanted.
She was taken to hospital shortly after the family found out about her condition. After the examination, they knew that her right eye could only see her finger. But this family is strange. They controlled her watching TV, computers, etc. How did their power suddenly fall to that level? It wasn't until after an in-depth consultation that she was confirmed with the right eye worm.
Until many years of treatment have passed since the discovery, the larvae have damaged the retina and caused irreparable damage, and after such a long period of treatment, doctors have been able to keep their eyes from contracting and affecting their appearance.
It's common knowledge about worms, but how can they get to their eyes? It turns out that the larvae are parasitic on cats and dogs, and that the eggs are accidentally eaten into the mouth after human contact, that the larvae hatch in the human body, and that the larvae then move with the blood to the heart and lungs, and that children generally think that they are more vulnerable to infection than adults. So when you touch a small animal, such as a cat or dog, care must be taken to wash your child's hands to prevent food error and to treat the pets that you raise regularly.