Te mamae o te kanohi

Ka puta te mamae o te kanohi ki runga i te mata o to kanohi, ki roto ranei i nga hanganga hohonu o to kanohi. Ko te mamae nui o te kanohi—ina koa me te ngaro o te tirohanga—he tohu pea tera kei te mate kino koe. Rapua te awhina hauora i te wa poto. Ko te mamae o te kanohi kei runga i te mata o to kanohi ka taea te whakaahua hei ngau, tahunga, mamae ranei. Ko te mamae o te mata o te kanohi e hono ana ki tetahi mea ke i roto i to kanohi, te mate kanohi ranei, tetahi mea ranei e whakaohooho ana i te kiri e hipoki ana i te mata o to kanohi. Ka taea e koe te whakaahua i te mamae o te kanohi kei roto i to kanohi hei pupuhi, mamae ranei.

Allergies Blepharitis (a condition that causes eyelid inflammation) Chalazion or stye, which comes from inflammation in the glands of your eyelid Cluster headache Complication of eye surgery Contact lens problem Corneal abrasion (scratch): First aid Corneal herpetic infection or herpes Dry eyes (caused by decreased production of tears) Ectropion (a condition in which the eyelid turns outward) Entropion (a condition in which the eyelid turns inward) Eyelid infection Foreign object in the eye: First aid Glaucoma (which is a group of conditions that damage the optic nerve) Injury, such as from a blunt trauma or a burn Iritis (which is inflammation of the colored part of the eye) Keratitis (a condition involving inflammation of the cornea) Optic neuritis (which is inflammation of the optic nerve) Pink eye (conjunctivitis) Scleritis (which is inflammation of the white part of the eye) Stye (sty) (a red, painful lump near the edge of your eyelid) Uveitis (which is inflammation of the middle layer of the eye)