How is eye stone treated better

Eye stones are caused by epithelial cells and denatured white blood cells that fall off the glandular ducts. It is generally produced in a state of chronic inflammation of the conjunctiva. To see eye stones, it reflects that the conjunctiva is inflamed, and general antibiotic eye drops and anti-inflammatory eye drops can be used. In addition, hot compress can be done. If the eye stones protrude from the conjunctiva surface, there is friction against the cornea, resulting in foreign body sensation. At this time, it can be removed, and it can be gently removed with a needle. If the eye stone does not protrude from the eyelid conjunctiva, it can be ignored in the innermost layer of the eyelid.