Ophthalmia Electric

Ophthalmic electresis disease (electric eczema) is a chronic parokeratosis of the skin of the outer corner of the eye or eyelids. The source that causes the formation of redness, blisters and ulcers of the stratum corneum are superficial thermal lesions. The spread of the disease is often associated with prolonged exposure of the eye skin to ultraviolet rays from the sun and welding. Most often, the disease manifests itself in people who spend a long time outdoors, engaged in welding work, working near stoves, or near luminous spotlights. Less commonly, an infectious form of the disease occurs when it develops as a complication of conjunctivitis or keratitis. Often