"The eyes are red and itchy, and they've been treated as coronary. On 25 June, when Ms. Shinyang Lo came to Han for medical treatment, the doctor “catched” two living insects from her eyes. “The white one, like cotton wire, twigs on the plate!” Yesterday, Prof. Liu, ophthalmologist at Wuhan Toji Hospital, told Wuhan's reporter that it was a conjunctort-sucking worm disease — a relatively rare eye parasite that he had met in five cases after 40 years of medical treatment.
Professor Fong, a parasite research specialist in the Hubei Center for Disease Control, is an expert in membrane sucking wireworms. She described dogs as the main source of infection for this parasite, and Ms. Rowe has a dog who sleeps in bed with dogs for two years, largely judging from dog transmission.
Two living bugs drilled through their eyes.
It was recalled that Ms. Lau had visited her on the same day and had come in to say that her left eye was uncomfortable, itchy, hot, and always wanted to rub it with her hand for almost a month. The local hospital referred to it as coronitis, but strangely, the symptoms of eye itching have increased.
Liu's eyelids were removed, red-red, blood-filled. All of a sudden, he found something like a cotton line between the eyelid and the eyeball.
What is this? After a closer look under the cleavage light microscope, Liu Qianming was struck by a cold breath: two thin, long, white, translucent nematodes drilled out of the patient's clinker bag, crawling quickly and soon back into it.
The bugs must be removed immediately! Liu Xianmin gave Ms. Roo a few drops of eye drops, and three or four minutes later two insects who were intoxicated with anaemic insect crawled out of the clinker. He grabbed the bug's head with a hammer and pulled them out gently. On the plate: one 2 cm long and one 1.5 cm long.
According to the characteristics of the insects, when irritated by anaesthetics, they are drilled out of the inside. Five minutes later, no bugs crawled out, and Liu was sure there would be no worms. He washed Ms. Rowe ' s eyes with the physio-saline water and ordered her an antibiotic eye.
Patients often sleep with pet dogs.
“The body is long, milky, translucent, and small sawn teeth are born in the eyes.” Liu, after careful observation of the insect body, is considered to be a conjunctary snorting worm.
How did such a long bug get into Ms. Law's eyes? Ms. Rowe said that the family had had dogs for two years and that sometimes dogs slept with her in bed. " Ms. Rowe is likely to be too close to the pet dog at home, or touch the dog without washing her hands.
Liu Xinmin told the journalist that it was a rare eye parasite and that he had only met five such patients in 40 years of medical treatment. “A former patient, the worm, was also in the retina. It was thought that it was retina tumours, cut down and found worms, 78 or alive.”
Once the membrane sucking wires enter the human eye, people start to feel uncomfortable with the alien feeling, itching, stinging and increasing the amount of endocrine content. In the absence of timely treatment, however, the insect stays too long in the eye and can easily cause an angular ulcers that affect the sight. “If you drill into the eye, it'll be more troublesome, causing infection in the eye until it becomes blind.”