Conjunctivitis-like symptoms
Conjunctival follicles (white lumps) on the inner upper eyelid
Non-specific inflammation and thickening of the conjunctiva
Conjunctival follicles (white lumps) on the inner upper eyelid
Non-specific inflammation and thickening of the conjunctiva
Known as the "quiet disease" because of its slow chronic course
Blindness after repeated infections
Caused by structural changes to the inner eyelid
Scarring of the inner eyelid that leads to buckling of the lid
This causes the eyelashes to turn inwards (Trichiasis) and rub on the cornea causing repetitive trauma that leads to opacities and scarring of the cornea
Major complications include corneal ulcers
Caused by structural changes to the inner eyelid
Scarring of the inner eyelid that leads to buckling of the lid
This causes the eyelashes to turn inwards (Trichiasis) and rub on the cornea causing repetitive trauma that leads to opacities and scarring of the cornea
Scarring of the inner eyelid that leads to buckling of the lid
This causes the eyelashes to turn inwards (Trichiasis) and rub on the cornea causing repetitive trauma that leads to opacities and scarring of the cornea
This causes the eyelashes to turn inwards (Trichiasis) and rub on the cornea causing repetitive trauma that leads to opacities and scarring of the cornea
Trachoma
Nasal polyp
Ear foreign body
Blepharitis
Nasal septal hematoma
Cholesteatoma
Orbital cellulitis
Orbital fracture