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A pterygium is a raised, wedge-shaped growth on the eyeball that begins on the white or other sclera of the eye and can extend into the cornea. Exposing yourself to bright sunlight for long periods of time, especially when in water, which reflects the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays, increases your risk. Gennady Yudenkov is with you on the Mister Vision channel, and in this video, we'll explore what a pterygium, or film on the eye, is. A pterygium, a growth on the conjunctiva, is a benign growth (meaning it's not cancerous), but it can permanently disfigure the eye and cause discomfort and blurred vision. Pterygium causes: UV radiation from the sun is the main cause of pterygium development and growth; dust, wind, and dry eye syndrome are also sometimes involved. This growth on the eye, or pterygium, typically develops between the ages of 30 and 50, and these bumps on the eyeball are rarely seen in children. Fair skin and light-colored eyes may increase the risk of this condition. Pterygium, or growths on the cornea, usually occur on the nasal side, but they can also develop on the temple side and affect one or both eyes. Treatment for a pterygium, a growth on the eye, depends on its size, growth, and the symptoms it causes. Regardless of its severity, pterygium should be monitored to prevent scarring, which can lead to vision loss. Pterygium Surgery: If pterygium surgery is required, several surgical techniques are available. Your ophthalmologist performing this procedure will determine the most appropriate technique for your specific needs. Pterygium excision, or pterygium removal, can be performed either in the doctor's office or in the operating room. It's important to note that pterygium removal can cause astigmatism, or a change in your prescription if you already have it. Pterygium removal surgery usually takes no more than 30 minutes, after which you will likely need to wear an eye patch for protection for a day or two. Surgery is considered a last resort when there is a film on the eye. #pterygium #filmoneye #pterygiumoneye I'm helping, you can help me too, thank you! Sberbank card for channel development assistance: 4276 5500 5728 8790