Artikel: Conjuctivitis

salam ..

artikel kali ini tentang gelaja sakit mata yg yg dipanggil conjuctivitis . Seawal bulan januari baru2 ini kawan ofis ummi aunty sha sekeluarga sedang suffer kene jangkitan conjuctivities yg berpunca dari anak nye yg kecil arissa (arissa dpt jangkitan dari rumah pengasuh). sehingga hari ini jangkitan tersebut berjangkit ke damia-anaknye yg pertama dan seterusnya kepada aunty sha dan suami..adik arissa dijangkiti sehingga menjadi infection dlm mata kerana ubat yg dibekalkan tidak dioleskan betul ke dalam mata selama bbrp hari.bila dh kene infection doktor terpaksa mengorek mata arissa utk mmbuang tisu-tisu yg berkumpul dlm mata arissa supaya jangkitan tidak terus merebak terus ke dlm kornea yg boleh mengakibatkan kesan yg lebih teruk.. adalah mnjd tanggungjawab bersama utk berkongsi pengetahuan yg ada.ummi bukan tau sgt..tapi boleh la ummi search skit2 info dari encik google..

keadaan mata arissa selepas terkena infection dlm mata.
marilah kita sama2 mendoakan semoga arissa sekeluarga kembali pulih..

menurut kata org dulu, sakit mata ni akan merebak kepada seluruh ahli keluarga selagi pesakit masih berada dipersekitaran..mksudnya dlm rumah la.. tapi bila difikirkan semula, seolah2 kita menyerah sahaja sehingga sakit tu berjangkit tanpa ada sebarang pencegahan. mustahil.. di zaman moden ini, sudah pasti pakar2 perubatan ada penyelesaian bagaimana nk prevent bg ahli keluarga yg masih belum dijangkiti... dan dlm situasi yg sama, pesakit pertama yg dijangkiti akan menjadi org terakhir yg baik dari jangkitan tersebut.. sejauh mane kebenaranya, mari sama2 kita rujuk artikel di bawah ini utk ummi kongsikan bersama rakan2 sekalian..

What does pink eye look like?

Be careful not to use medication prescribed for someone else, or from an old infection, as these may be inappropriate for your current infection or may have been contaminated from other infections by accidentally touching the medicine bottle to infected areas. A safe, effective, and potentially less frightening method of putting drops into the eyes involves asking your child to lie down flat, with instructions to merely "close your eyes," and placing the recommended number of drops in the inner corner of the eye, next to the bridge of the nose, and letting them make a little "lake" there. When your child relaxes and opens the eyes, the medicine will flow gently into the infected mucous membranes without the need to "force open" the eyes.

When you feel that you or your child might have bacterial pink eye, it is very important to see your doctor immediately for several reasons. First, if the cause is a bacterial infection, an antibiotic will be needed to help the infection-fighting immune system to kill this infection. Secondly, if you are experiencing other symptoms such as a runny nose, cough, earache, etc., there is a good chance that these symptoms are caused by the same bacteria, and an oral antibiotic may also be needed to treat this infection along with the antibiotic drops or ointment for the eyes. Finally, your doctor will want to exclude the possibility that the infection has spread to areas where the symptoms may not yet be recognizable.

How can I prevent the spread of pink eye?

Infectious forms of pink eye are highly contagious and are spread by direct contact with infected people. If you or your child has infectious pink eye, avoid touching the eye area and wash your hands frequently, particularly after applying medications to the eye area. Never share towels or handkerchiefs, and throw away tissues after each use. Disinfecting surfaces like countertops, sinks, and doorknobs can also help prevent the spread of infectious pink eye.

Pink Eye At A Glance

• Pink eye (conjunctivitis) can be due to infectious or noninfectious causes.
• Infectious pink eye is highly contagious.
• Infectious pink eye can be caused by bacteria or viruses.
• Avoiding contact with infected people, disinfection of household surfaces, and good hygienic practices can help prevent the spread of infectious pink eye.
• Noninfectious pink eye can be caused by allergy, chemical irritation, underlying inflammatory diseases, or trauma.

Questions To Ask Your Doctor About Conjunctivitis

1. Can a regular doctor treat conjunctivitis or should I see an ophthalmologist?

2. Will any tests or smears need to be done to identify the cause?

3. What type of conjunctivitis is it?

4. What is the best treatment?

5. How long will it take for relief of symptoms?

6. How long is the child with conjunctivitis contagious?

7. Should she or he stay home from school?

Additional question from ummi

8.How to using/applying the medicine have given?..refer to ointment n eye drops were given by doctor


The best treatment is prevention. The topical medicines are eye drops or an ointment. The eye drops are the quickest relief giving medicines. It helps two manners; One washing the allergens physically and secondly moisturize the eyes.

Pendekatan rawatan secara islam juga adalah satu ikhtiar yg baik bg kita org islam..

Surat Al-Fatihah boleh mengubati penyakit mata, sakit gigi, sakit perut dan lain-lainnya dengan dibacakan sebanyak 41 kali.

• Ikhtiar mengubati penyakit : Baca Surah Al-Fatihah sebanyak 40 kali pada tempat berisi air, lalu air itu diusap-usapkan pada kedua belah tangan, kedua belah kaki, muka, kepala dan seluruh badan, lalu diminum, Insyaallah menjadi sembuh.

• Kalau Surah Al-Fatihah itu ditulis dengan huruf-huruf terpisah lalu dileburkan dengan air suci dan diminumkan kepada sisakit, maka dengan iradah Allah s.w.t. ia akan sembuh. lakukan dengan yakin terhadap kekuasaan Allah s.w.t

wallahua'lam.. sesungguhnye yg baik itu datang dari Allah dan yg kurang /buruk itu dari ummi sndiri..
bg pembaca2 blog amsyar yg sudi mengulas fakta2 yg ada dlm artikel ini dialu2 kan..

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