50-year-old Teresa Lynch, who lives in Australia, almost went blind because she did not wash off her makeup before bed. As a result of such an oversight, black bags began to appear under the eyes of the woman.
Teresa went to the clinic when she began to feel unwell: she had strange discharge from her eyes, and even medications did not help her with discomfort under her eyelids. When the patient was told what was found under her eyelids, she was shocked.
It turned out that calculi, hard stones, were found in Teresa's place, and such formations are a great danger - they can cause serious damage to eyesight. Teresa had to undergo a 1.5-hour operation under general anesthesia in order for the doctors to relieve her of this problem. After the successful outcome of the surgical intervention, Teresa and her doctor, Dana Robei, decided to publish pictures showing so many small stones, and tell this story, thereby trying to warn all women.
According to the patient, she began to worry as soon as her eyelids began to swell, and the woman herself began to feel discomfort. It turned out that she really started the situation. There were so many stones that her eyelids were swollen and noticeably heavy. As soon as the doctors saw what was happening with her eyes, they were shocked. The squirrels were literally bloodshot. Teresa was terrified, fearing for her eyesight. It seemed to her that healthy eyelids would never be returned to her. The habit of forgetting to rinse off her makeup before going to bed went badly for her.
Doctors who worked with a difficult patient now publish this story on their pages. According to experts, warning of the danger can save many women who are also negligent about makeup. Dr. Robey claims that Teresa could easily lose her eyesight if she went to the clinic a few weeks later.
