Pterygium treatment in Huixquilucan

A pterygium is a growth of conjunctival tissue, fleshy in appearance and triangular in shape, that advances from the corner of the eye toward the cornea, the transparent part located at the front. It is a common eye condition in sunny climates.

How it presents: it may be noticed as a small membrane over the white part of the eye, sometimes with redness, irritation or a foreign-body sensation; in some cases it causes no discomfort.

Contributing factors: prolonged exposure to the sun, wind, dust and dry environments are associated with its appearance.

Who evaluates it? The ophthalmologist is the specialist who examines this type of growth in the eye. If you notice a change in the eye's surface or persistent discomfort, it is wise to have a professional examine the eye and guide follow-up.