What is a white pimple on the inside of your eyes?

The inner side of the eye has a white pimple, which should be considered in two cases. The first is the palpebral fissure. The palpebral fissure is the conjunctival tissue stimulated by physical and chemical factors, and shows normal proliferation, often located at the junction between the cornea and sclera. Because it is the proliferation of normal tissue, it will not grow, nor will it bring discomfort to the patient. Observation can be made. The second case is pterygium, also located on the inner side of the eyeball, is the abnormal proliferation of subconjunctival tissue. Often to the direction of black eye infiltration, when the invasion and black eye will bring serious astigmatism, even blocking visual function, for active pterygium, surgical excision is a more effective treatment.