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A cigarette strap bin titled in Polish "Who is the better player? L. Messi or C. Ronaldo" What is your view regarding th...
27/07/2025

A cigarette strap bin titled in Polish "Who is the better player? L. Messi or C. Ronaldo"

What is your view regarding this idea of maintaining cleanliness over here?💭

सर्पको टोकाइको रोकथाम र नियन्त्रणका लागि के गर्ने
19/11/2024

सर्पको टोकाइको रोकथाम र नियन्त्रणका लागि के गर्ने

🚨 TU MBBS 1st Phase 2nd year and BDS 2nd year result is out!!
01/09/2024

🚨 TU MBBS 1st Phase 2nd year and BDS 2nd year result is out!!

🚨 TU, IOM Examination Committee has published the 1st Year regular exam results of MBBS, BDS and other programs!Congrat...
07/08/2024

🚨 TU, IOM Examination Committee has published the 1st Year regular exam results of MBBS, BDS and other programs!

Congratulations to everyone!🎉👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️

24/07/2024

सबैले यो रेबिजबारे सचेतनामुलक भिडियो अन्तिमसम्म हेर्नुहोला र सक्दो सेयर गर्नुहोला।

🚨 TU MBBS Phase 3 Final Year Results has been published!Congratulations to everyone!!🎊
23/07/2024

🚨 TU MBBS Phase 3 Final Year Results has been published!
Congratulations to everyone!!🎊

05/07/2024

Do you know?
Mucus Fishing Syndrome (MFS) is a condition where individuals habitually remove mucus from their eyes, exacerbating the production of more mucus. This self-perpetuating cycle can lead to chronic irritation and discomfort, affecting the quality of life.

• Causes of Mucus Fishing Syndrome

MFS is often triggered by an initial eye condition that causes excessive mucus production. Common underlying conditions include:

1. Dry Eye Syndrome: Reduced tear production can lead to mucus accumulation.
2. Conjunctivitis: Inflammation of the conjunctiva can increase mucus production.
3. Allergic Reactions: Allergies can cause irritation and mucus buildup.

Once excessive mucus is present, individuals may start "fishing" it out, leading to further irritation and more mucus production. This creates a vicious cycle that perpetuates the syndrome.

• The primary symptom of MFS is the presence of excessive mucus in the eyes. Other symptoms include:

- Redness and Irritation: The constant rubbing and removal of mucus irritate the eye.
- Watering Eyes: Increased tear production as a response to irritation.
- Foreign Body Sensation: Feeling like there is something in the eye, often due to the mucus.
- Discomfort and Pain: Persistent irritation can lead to pain and discomfort.

• Diagnosing MFS involves a thorough clinical examination and patient history. An eye care professional will look for signs of underlying conditions and ask about habits related to mucus removal. Understanding the behavior of mucus fishing is crucial for accurate diagnosis.

• Effective management of MFS requires addressing both the underlying cause and the habitual behavior. Treatment strategies include:

1. Treating the Underlying Condition:
- Dry Eye Management: Using artificial tears and other lubricating eye drops to alleviate dryness.
- Managing Conjunctivitis: Prescribing appropriate medications, such as antibiotics or antihistamines.
- Allergy Control: Identifying and avoiding allergens, along with using antihistamine drops.

2. Behavioral Interventions:

- Patient Education: Educating patients about the self-perpetuating nature of the syndrome and the importance of breaking the cycle.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): In some cases, CBT can help patients change their mucus fishing habits.

3. Medication:

- Anti-inflammatory Drops: Reducing inflammation to decrease mucus production.

- Steroid Drops: Short-term use to control severe inflammation.

• Preventive Measures

Preventing MFS involves maintaining good eye hygiene and addressing any eye discomfort promptly. Tips include:

- Avoid Rubbing Eyes

- Regular Eye Check-ups

- Allergy Management

•Conclusion

Mucus Fishing Syndrome is a manageable condition with the right approach. Adhering to a comprehensive treatment plan, individuals can break the cycle of mucus production and fishing, leading to healthier, more comfortable eyes.
Cr- Sania Rubab(linkedin)

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04/07/2024

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04/07/2024

Question for all the medicos and doctors!!

A young boy presented with fever, headache, photophobia, irritability, neck stiffness & confusion.
What is the clinical sign?
Cr- BrownJHM

Hallmark signs in Medicine📌
04/07/2024

Hallmark signs in Medicine📌

04/07/2024

🫀🩺Differentiating between normal and abnormal breath sounds
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We are currently doing Ophthalmology Series!!Question❓️ of The Day!Comment down your answer!👇️Right answer with explan...
03/07/2024

We are currently doing Ophthalmology Series!!
Question❓️ of The Day!
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Right answer with explanation🌟 will be given after 24 hours.

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