As a child, I remember gathering with my little friends to watch the bright and dazzling light of welding. It was really fascinating. Even though the sound was loud and harsh, the colorful light left a deep impression in my mind, along with a sense of eye pain. At the time, I didn’t realize that welders never look directly at the light—they wear masks or protective goggles to shield their eyes. Now, as I look back, I understand how important it is to protect your eyes during such work.
The China Labor Safety Network's Xiaobian is here to explain this long-standing concern for young observers. When you stare directly at the welding arc, your eyes can feel intense pain, like being cut by a knife. Tears flow, and your eyes may become red and sensitive, especially at night. This condition is medically known as "electro-ophthalmia," caused by the intense heat and brightness of the welding light. The ultraviolet rays can damage the cells on the surface of the eye, leading to irritation and even cell loss.
Professional welders are trained and equipped with proper safety gear, including protective glasses and welding masks. They know how to protect themselves. However, many people who suffer from eye inflammation are not the welders themselves but those who assist or simply watch, especially children who are curious and love to observe the scene up close.
Xiaobian has gathered a few home remedies that can help if electro-ophthalmia occurs: As soon as symptoms appear, it’s best to seek medical attention immediately. Doctors often prescribe anesthetics to ease the pain, which is just a temporary solution. A more natural remedy is to use breast milk—yes, human milk can be applied to the eyes. It acts as a protective layer and helps soothe the irritated cells. Many people have found this method effective and gentle.
When working with welding, always wear proper eye protection, such as welding masks or safety goggles, to prevent foreign objects or sparks from entering your eyes. If you're not a professional, avoid getting too close to the welding area. Being excited or curious might lead to serious eye injuries. Always prioritize safety when dealing with such powerful tools.
[China Labor Safety Network - Editor Chen Jia]
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