“Muddy Sclera”
I just wanted to ask that the sclera of my eyes has always been muddy ,dull looking or yellowish color especially when I go out I feel it became more yellow then being at home. I am 25 and it has been always like that.
Male | 25 years old
6 Answers
Sometimes the yellow areas are from UV. Please wear sunglasses. Sometimes artificial tears make your eyes more comfortable and less dry and red. Occasionally lumify can be used if something important is going on and it may look more acceptable for a special occasion.
Non-white scleras can be normal or a sign of systemic disease. I would recommend getting it checked.
Are you asking why your sclera looks “muddy”? That can be from a variety of things. A pinguecula is a elevated growth in the white part of your eye that can be white, yellow, pink ir even red if inflamed. Jaundice can cause the sclera to look yellow, due to a build up of bilirubin. Some people have patches of brown pigment called melanin on their sclera as well.
You have dry eye syndrome and Vitamin A and Vitamin D deficiency. You must compensate all those deficiencies.
Jason Randall Smith
Optometrist
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/body/22088-sclera
There are many conditions that can affect the color or the integrity of the sclera. My best suggestion would be for you to make an appointment to see an eye doctor. This way the sclera can be viewed under a microscope by a trained doctor to be sure that there either is, or is not something to be concerned about.
The website above gives some information about the sclera. Good luck and best wishes.
There are many conditions that can affect the color or the integrity of the sclera. My best suggestion would be for you to make an appointment to see an eye doctor. This way the sclera can be viewed under a microscope by a trained doctor to be sure that there either is, or is not something to be concerned about.
The website above gives some information about the sclera. Good luck and best wishes.
Could be pinguecula from chronic sun exposure . Start wearing sunglasses
