It is not uncommon for a person who once had one eye to develop more of one eye than the other. This appearance can be caused by almost any variety of causes, and this post will discuss the most common of them and suggestions to help create a better asymmetrical eye.
One eye is larger than the other, why?
There are numerous cases in which an eye is deformed, leaving one eye more than the other. These cases include the following
1. natural asymmetry
Their own eyes often stand out because of their volume and shape and appear asymmetrical. Often one eye will be thinner than the other and the other eye will appear round. In this case, there is no need to worry, as this is not a big deal at all. If your eyes appear asymmetrical when you are dehydrated or tired, this may be the cause.
What to create: If you desire more symmetrical eyes, there are a few simple ways you can apply makeup.
- Try applying a pale/golden shadow around the eyes and then blur the edges of the eyes slightly with a highlighter.
- Use an eyeliner called, is smaller to create thickness and transparency.
- There are still countless inexpensive mascaras on the market that lengthen your own lashes by lengthening them. smaller It will definitely make your eyes look more beautiful, and using an eyeliner will make them look even more beautiful.
2. pull the eyelid back
A droopy or droopy eyelid can occur naturally in a person or be caused by other changes such as migraines, nerve problems, eye infections, allergic reactions, or certain conditions (such as an autoimmune disease known medically as myasthenia gravis). Drooping eyelids can be caused by aging, but it can also occur at birth. Whatever the underlying cause, one eye may have more than the other due to the dilated stage of the eyelid.
Remedy: Only if the droopy eyelid changes to the side with poor vision, worsens, gets progressively worse, or is consistent with other signs, should one take action to address the droopy eyelid. In these cases medical support should be discussed with a physician.
3. anisocoria
The student has the opportunity to show small changes in volume from birth, in the spectrum of 0, 5 to 1 mm difference in student volume. As anisochoria, it can actually be caused by the condition. In the eye, the nerves, the brain, or blood vessels.
What makes: If without other signs a little more glue is made a little more, do not follow in the footsteps. Often the difference in the amount of student is only temporary. In this case, you need to find an emergency medical It helps if there are other signs such as visual configurations, headaches, fever, dizziness, nausea, etc., or if they occur after a head injury.
4. low vision
This condition occurs when the child is in infancy, caused by atypical development of his own vision at that stage.Amblyopia ensures that one or both eyes move in and out unconsciously.
What to do: This situation has the potential to cause serious problems, for example, severe loss of vision. The child is considered “negligent zy” or wandering.
5- Esophthalmos
When someone’s eye sticks out (which can occur in one or both eyes), this is commonly called exophthalmos. It is often caused by certain medical disorders such as an overactive thyroid gland or a tumor growing behind the eye/eyes. This condition is not always easy to treat because it moves slowly. Old photos can show the changes.
What to do: if someone needs to be more eye-catching than others, because the eyes appear to be bulging, a medical to find the most critical situation that could cause such a case.
6. strabismus
Strabismus, or square eyes, is common in children and can also occur in adults. Due to the situation, someone cannot have a flattened eye at the same time. Each eye has the potential to move independently outward, inward, up or downstairs. This position may alternate or be spaced apart and can cause other symptoms such as double vision or reduced vision.
What to do: There are many things you can do to try to simplify the signs of strabismus. You can look into one of their eyes, apply eye drops, do visual exercises, or wear glasses. In some cases, surgery may be required to correct the condition.
7. grave disease
An agglutinated thyroid gland can lead to the development of grave disease, which can cause swelling, pain, watering, sandy sensation, and redness of the eyes. This situation can occur as a result of edema, one eye more than the other.
What to create: you need to search for medical Help with healing an overactive thyroid gland. Related eye problems can be remedied at night with eye drops, eye ointments, and eye cushions.
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