How to take off contact lenses

Question 1: How to take out contact lenses is a skill. First, you should wash your hands before you take them out. After washing your hands, you must dry them. When you take off the mirror, your eyes can

Look up slightly, gently pull the lower eyelid with the index finger of one hand, and gently squeeze the middle and lower part of the lens with the thumb and index finger of the other hand to take it out. If your eyes are dry, drop some eye drops to moisten them before taking them off.

Just take it for a while, don't take it by force, so as not to hurt your eyes.

Question 2: How to take off contact lenses correctly and simply? I'll teach you how to take off your contact lenses. Wash your hands before taking it off, face the mirror, look straight ahead and don't turn it up. Then one hand opens the upper and lower eyelids, and the other hand holds the glasses and gently takes them off. Contact lenses should be soft, and it won't hurt when they are taken off. What contact lens-related problems can you go to Johnson & Johnson Anshiyou official website to find out?

Question 3: How to take the contact lens out of the box and use tweezers. Although it is thrown every day, it will be more comfortable to wash it with medicine. If you use your hands, you must wash your hands.

Question 4: What should I do after taking off my contact lens? Put it in a duplex box and then soak it in nursing solution. If you don't take it, change the fresh nursing solution every 2.3 days.

Question 5: How to remove contact lenses correctly and simply? Wearing contact lenses (corneal contact lenses) will make the eyes feel uncomfortable (at the initial stage), even painful and tearful, and will gradually adapt after a few minutes. Some people will cause temporary conjunctival congestion and corneal hypoesthesia. Therefore, it is usually worn for a short time at first, 6-8 hours a day, and it is taken off when sleeping or not working at night. After gradual adaptation, the time can be appropriately extended. Some soft glasses can be worn continuously for 4-7 days or longer. Pay attention to the following problems when wearing contact lenses.

1. Ask a doctor to check whether there are indications for wearing contact lenses.

2, contact lenses must be suitable, smooth surface, can not be worn off, good transparency, appropriate curvature and so on.

3. Contact lenses must be kept clean to avoid bacterial contamination, stored in special care solution, and then cleaned with cleaning solution before wearing.

4. Wearing contact lenses for the first time should be done under the guidance of a doctor. Wash your hands with soapy water and clean water first, then clean the mirror with cleaning solution, put the lens on your index finger and suck it with a small rubber tube. Be careful not to blink at this time, and then gently stick it on the cornea.

In the first few months of wearing contact lenses, you should often go to the hospital to check your eyes. If you find that your eyes are sore, red and blurred, you should stop wearing glasses immediately. Corneal epithelium healed after treatment, and then continued to wear.

6, suffering from acute conjunctivitis, dacryocystitis, corneal epithelial injury, glaucoma and other eye diseases are prohibited to wear contact lenses.

Health problems caused by contact lenses are increasing. It is estimated that nearly half of the wearers neglect the disinfection and cleaning of contact lenses, which leads to corneal inflammation.

Wear contact lenses, health first.

In medicine, contact lenses are called "contact lenses". Even if the lens is of good quality and high oxygen permeability, it will hinder the eye's demand for oxygen. Therefore, wearing contact lenses should pay attention to hygiene.

Doctors found that many people wear contact lenses for a long time, which is an important factor leading to eye diseases such as bacterial keratitis. After all, contact lenses are foreign bodies placed on the cornea. Every time you blink, the contact lens will rub against the eyeball surface, and at the same time it will cover the cornea surface, making it difficult for the cornea to directly absorb oxygen from the air. Therefore, wearing contact lenses for a long time or continuously will make the cornea in a state of continuous hypoxia, causing corneal epithelial edema and erosion. If bacteria or viruses exist, it may lead to keratitis and even corneal ulcer.

Because contact lenses directly contact the cornea, strict hygiene requirements are required. Although many people know this in theory, it is easy to ignore the cleaning of lenses in daily life, either because of haste or fear of trouble, which leads to bacterial infection in the eyes.

Cosmetics often bring troubles to contact lens wearers. For example, misuse of cosmetics can lead to the accumulation of contact lenses, eye diseases, allergic reactions and infections. When wearing contact lenses, you should wear glasses first and then make up. Do not draw eyeliner into the inner edge of eyelid or beyond the eyelash line of lower eyelid. Don't apply weak foundation on your face, and don't use cream too close to your eyes.

People who wear contact lenses and use computers should blink more to help their eyes moist and take regular rest. It's best to keep working for about an hour, rest for 5 minutes and look at the distance.

Who should not wear contact lenses?

Some people should not wear contact lenses. For example, people suffering from eye diseases such as blepharitis, severe trachoma, conjunctivitis, keratitis, dacryocystitis, dry eye or glaucoma should wait until the inflammation disappears.

At present, there are not a few primary and middle school students wearing contact lenses, but experts point out that contact lenses are not suitable for primary and middle school students. They are in the vigorous period of growth and development, and the visual axis of the eyeball has not yet been finalized. If you wear contact lenses too early or for a long time, it is easy to produce side effects such as corneal hypoxia and physiological and metabolic disorders. If the curvature of the lens does not adapt to the cornea, it will also cause corneal wear, which will lead to corneal ulcer or perforation in severe cases. Therefore, unless there is a special need, primary and secondary school students had better wear frame glasses.

After the age of 40, we should also gradually bid farewell to contact lenses. Because at this time, the human eye tissue will undergo obvious degeneration, and the local resistance of the eyes will decrease, especially the ability of the eyeball to tolerate hypoxia. Therefore, people aged 40 to 60 can wear it for a short time, and it is best not to wear it over 60.

When should contact lenses "rest"

It is best for women to "rest" their contact lenses during menstruation and pregnancy. Because before and during menstruation, the intraocular pressure will be higher than usual, and the eyeball will be more prone to congestion, especially ... >; & gt

Question 6: Where are the contact lenses? Put them in a box full of nursing liquid. When you stop wearing contact lenses, you should strictly clean the sterilized lenses and soak them in the nursing solution, and you need to change the nursing solution once a week. When wearing, please clean, rinse and disinfect again.

Question 7: How to take off contact lenses for the first time? Wash your hands and dry your fingers first, then lower your head and look up with your eyes. Hold your eyelids with one hand, and gently push your glasses up from the fundus with the other hand, and the glasses will stick to your eyes. At this time, you will want to blink. Stop, don't you hold your eyelids with your other hand? Raise your eyelids and gently close your eyes. When it is taken off, it is almost the same as when it is worn. Raise your head and gently press the edge of the glasses with your thumb and forefinger, and the glasses will stand out and you can take them off. You can touch the lens on the eyeball with your hand. The most important thing is that you don't have to be nervous and afraid. You will become more and more skilled after a long time. (5 1 spectacle net)

Question 8: I can't take off my contact lenses! What shall we do? Lead: "Suddenly I can't take off my contact lenses, and I still can't take them off after dropping my eye drops. Now my eyes are red. What should I do now? " Many GGMM people who wear contact lenses for the first time always panic when facing these problems. Now I have arranged some solutions for you to keep you away from it! There are generally two reasons why contact lenses cannot be taken out: 1. Wearing contact lenses for a long time will cause dry eyes and affect the lubrication and movement of lenses. It is suggested to drop an eye drop or get some tears before taking it off. Wear contact lenses for a long time, protein and grease in tears will deposit on the inside of the lens, and protein is sticky. Therefore, it is necessary to clean the lenses carefully and reduce the time of wearing them. Generally, it is best not to exceed 8 hours for ordinary soft contact lenses. Appropriate wearing time for first-time wearers (this time also applies to wearers who have stopped wearing for more than two weeks): four hours on the first day, six hours on the second day and eight hours on the third day. 2. The method of taking off contact lenses is incorrect. The correct way to take off the lens: wash your hands. When taking off the lens, put the index finger or middle finger of the same hand vertically on the outer corner of the eye, open your eyes wide, pull the upper eyelid slightly upward and outward with the fingers of the outer corner of the eye, so that the edges of the upper and lower eyelids are higher than those of the lens, gently press the edge of the lens to squeeze out the lens, and grab the lens with the other hand. The wearing method of soft contact lenses is basically the same as that of hard contact lenses, but the method of taking off and wearing them is slightly different. When taking the lens, the index finger and thumb of the same hand open the upper and lower eyelids, look up slightly, and the thumb and index finger of the other hand take out the lens. You can also hold the lower eyelid with the index finger or middle finger of the same hand, open the upper eyelid with the middle finger or index finger of the other hand to make it higher than the upper edge of the lens, and then press it down. Make the upper and lower eyelid edges abut against the upper and lower edges of the lens respectively, and take it out after it leaves the cornea. In addition, the convex surface of the contact lens is adsorbed by the rubber tube. Separate the upper and lower eyelids with index finger and thumb, and put the lens on the cornea in front of the mirror; Take the lens in the same way. Be sure to see if the lens is on the cornea before adsorption. If the above methods still can't solve this problem, please immediately go to Le Yi Glasses South Store or other regular optical shops to find professionals to help you pick them (the optical shops will provide free services), or go to the hospital for doctor's help. Le Yi Glasses reminds you: When wearing contact lenses, you must know the common sense of wearing and nursing contact lenses to protect your eye health!