Black spots on white eyeballs

There are black spots on the white eyeball. If the black spots are flat, do not bulge on the conjunctiva surface, and there is no hair growth, and there is no thick nutrient blood vessel growth, clinically considered as conjunctival pigmented nevus, only observation is needed. If the lesion does not enlarge under observation, continue to observe. If you find that the scope of the disease has expanded, you need to go to the hospital in time for treatment. If necessary, you need to do excision surgery. When you remove it, you must remove it completely, otherwise it is easy to relapse or even malignant. If there are black spots on the white eyeball, and the black spots bulge on the conjunctiva surface, or there are thick nutrient vessels and hair growth, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment in time.