What does acute conjunctivitis look like?

The symptoms of acute conjunctivitis include conjunctival hyperemia, conjunctival secretions, papillary hyperplasia, etc.

1. When patients with conjunctival hyperemia

suffer from acute conjunctivitis, inflammatory lesions may occur in conjunctival tissue, inflammatory stimulation may cause abnormal expansion of local blood vessels, and symptoms of conjunctival hyperemia may easily occur.

2.

Inflammatory reaction occurs in conjunctival tissue of patients with conjunctival secretions. Inflammatory factors continuously stimulate conjunctival tissue, which may form more inflammatory exudates and cause symptoms of conjunctival secretions.

3. Papillary

hyperplasia may occur after conjunctival epithelial cells, blood vessels and lymphocytes of patients continue to be stimulated by inflammatory media, resulting in papillary hyperplasia, resulting in eye foreign body sensation.