
澎湃新闻首席记者 陈斯斯
近日,“关灯千万别玩手机了”上了热搜。有医学专家表示:经常关灯玩手机或诱发青光眼,甚至失明。

“关灯千万别玩手机了”成为热搜话题。网络截图
这一则说法也引来了很多网友的热议。有网友甚至调侃:“关着灯玩手机,刷到了这条热搜。”还有网友留言称:“全家都会关灯玩手机。”
“现在,很多人已经把‘刷手机’当成了催眠神器。”3月14日,上海市眼病防治中心、上海市眼科医院眼科主任医师、眼科学博士葛玲向澎湃新闻记者表示,其实,关灯看手机,是非常危险的视力“杀手”,关灯后处在黑暗状态下玩手机,确实可能会导致青光眼。
葛玲解释称,青光眼的发生发展与眼压超过正常范围密切相关。”简单来说,我们眼睛的内部有一种叫做房水的液体,会在眼球内部流动,会对视网膜产生一定的压强,这个压强就是眼压。如果各种原因导致眼压增高,就会导致视网膜上视神经萎缩,视神经萎缩后,患者的视物范围会逐渐缩小,相当于透过一根空心的小管子去看世界,而且,随着病情进展,这个范围会越来越小,直到全盲。”
上海市眼病防治中心、上海市眼科医院眼科主治医师欧阳智琨在接受澎湃新闻记者采访时表示,在门诊中,她很少遇到一般健康人群因关灯玩手机诱发青光眼的病例,但的确存在一些易患人群会出现青光眼发作的可能。“我曾经遇到过一名50多岁的老奶奶,晚上刷手机追剧,连续追了好几天,最终导致青光眼发作,但这名患者主要是本身就存在前房角狭窄的情况,存在先天性遗传的可能性,而前房角狭窄就属于青光眼的易患人群。”
欧阳智琨也提到,前来该院就诊的眼科患者中,尤其是青年人群中,容易因关灯看手机带来干眼症的情况,但大多数病情并不会太严重,对症治疗即可恢复到正常,所以也不要太过于紧张。
针对哪类人群关灯玩手机更容易诱发青光眼呢?
对此,葛玲表示,如果患者是青光眼的易患人群,比如高龄、远视、有青光眼家族遗传史等,关灯玩手机就有可能会诱发青光眼,造成眼压的急剧升高。因为瞳孔在黑暗中处于散大状态,以此来增加眼睛的进光量,虹膜受到挤压,就都堆积在房水的出水口,于是房水的流出多多少少有些受阻,引发房角关闭,继而导致眼压升高,最后就会引发青光眼发作。
欧阳智琨同时指出,玩手机还会造成睫状肌不断地痉挛,进而导致前房进一步变浅、房角变窄,引起瞳孔阻滞。这种情况下容易出现青光眼的急性发作。病人会表现出眼睛酸胀,疼痛甚至头痛,眼睛充血,发红,视力明显下降等症状。青光眼急性发作的患者,需要尽快治疗,以挽救视力。
上述2名眼科医生同时提醒,即使不是青光眼的易患人群,关灯看手机也是不良的生活习惯,在瞳孔放大的情况下,过多的光线还有造成视网膜损伤的潜在风险,容易导致眼疲劳、干眼症等诸多不良后果,影响眼健康和生活质量。
葛玲同时特别提醒,青光眼是全球首位不可逆致盲性眼病,被称作“视力杀手”,如果没有及时发现而错过治疗时机或治疗不正规,极有可能导致失明。同时,青光眼具有一定的遗传性,青光眼患者的子女虽然不一定患青光眼,但其比正常人患青光眼的概率大。因此,有青光眼家族史的40岁以上人群应定期做眼科检查。
本期编辑 邹姗
新闻译文:
Chen Sisi, Chief reporter of Pengpai News
Recently, "Don't play with your phone when turning off the lights" has become a hot search topic. Medical experts have stated that frequently turning off lights and playing with mobile phones can trigger glaucoma and even blindness.
"Don't play with your phone when turning off the lights" has become a hot topic in search. Network screenshot
This statement has also sparked a lot of discussion among netizens. Some netizens even joked, "Turn off the lights and play with your phone, and I came across this hot search." Another netizen left a message saying, "The whole family will turn off the lights and play with their phones."
"Nowadays, many people have turned 'brushing their phones' into a hypnotic tool." On March 14th, Ge Ling, chief ophthalmologist and ophthalmologist at the Shanghai Eye disease Prevention and Treatment center and Shanghai Ophthalmology Hospital, told Pengpai News reporters that in fact, turning off lights and looking at phones is a very dangerous visual' killer '. Playing with phones in the dark after turning off lights may indeed lead to glaucoma.
Ge Ling explained that the occurrence and development of glaucoma are closely related to intraocular pressure exceeding the normal range simply put, there is a liquid called aqueous humor inside our eyes that flows inside the eye and exerts a certain pressure on the retina, which is known as intraocular pressure. If various reasons lead to increased intraocular pressure, it will cause atrophy of the optic nerve in the retina. After optic nerve atrophy, the patient's visual range will gradually shrink, equivalent to looking at the world through a hollow small tube. Moreover, as the condition progresses, this range will become smaller and smaller until complete blindness
Ouyang Zhikun, an ophthalmologist at the Shanghai Eye Disease Prevention and Treatment Center and Shanghai Ophthalmology Hospital, stated in an interview with Pengpai News that she rarely encounters cases of glaucoma induced by turning off lights and playing with mobile phones in the general healthy population during outpatient visits. However, there is indeed a possibility that some susceptible populations may experience glaucoma attacks. "I once met an elderly woman in her 50s who spent several days watching TV dramas on her phone at night, ultimately leading to a glaucoma attack. However, this patient mainly had a pre-existing condition of anterior chamber angle stenosis, which may be congenital and hereditary. Anterior chamber angle stenosis is a high-risk group for glaucoma."
Ouyang Zhikun also mentioned that among ophthalmic patients who come to the hospital for treatment, especially young people, it is easy to experience dry eye syndrome due to turning off lights and looking at phones. However, most of the conditions are not too serious, and symptomatic treatment can restore normal conditions. Therefore, do not be too nervous.
For which group of people are turning off lights and playing with their phones more likely to trigger glaucoma?
Regarding this, Ge Ling stated that if the patient is a high-risk group for glaucoma, such as advanced age, hyperopia, or has a family history of glaucoma, turning off lights and playing with mobile phones may trigger glaucoma and cause a sharp increase in intraocular pressure. Because the pupils are in a dilated state in the dark, which increases the amount of light entering the eyes, the iris is compressed and accumulates at the outlet of the aqueous humor. As a result, the outflow of aqueous humor is somewhat obstructed, leading to the closure of the angle of the eye and an increase in intraocular pressure, ultimately leading to glaucoma.
Ouyang Zhikun also pointed out that playing with mobile phones can cause continuous spasms in the ciliary muscle, leading to further shallowness of the anterior chamber and narrowing of the angle, causing pupil obstruction. In this situation, acute attacks of glaucoma are prone to occur. Patients may exhibit symptoms such as eye soreness, pain, and even headaches, congestion, redness, and significant decline in vision. Patients with acute attacks of glaucoma need prompt treatment to save their vision.
The above two ophthalmologists also remind that even if you are not a high-risk group for glaucoma, turning off lights and looking at your phone is a bad lifestyle habit. In the case of dilated pupils, excessive light also poses a potential risk of retinal damage, which can lead to many adverse consequences such as eye fatigue and dry eye syndrome, affecting eye health and quality of life.
Ge Ling also reminds that glaucoma is the world's first irreversible blinding eye disease, known as the "visual killer". If not detected in time and missed the treatment opportunity or treated improperly, it is highly likely to lead to blindness. At the same time, glaucoma has a certain degree of heritability, and although the children of glaucoma patients may not necessarily have glaucoma, they are more likely to have glaucoma than normal individuals. Therefore, individuals aged 40 and above with a family history of glaucoma should undergo regular ophthalmic examinations.
Editor of this issue, Zou Shan
句子成分分析:
OuyangZhikun also pointed out | that playing with mobile phones can cause continuous spasms [in the ciliary muscle],
leading to further shallowness (of the anterior chamber and narrowing [of the angle]), causing pupil obstruction.
句子语法结构详解:
* pointed 为谓语,采用一般过去时。
* that 为连词,引导宾语从句。
* playing 为动名词,在句中作主语。
* cause 为谓语。
* leading 为现在分词,作状语。
* narrowing 为动名词。
* causing 为现在分词,作状语。
* can 为情态动词。the 为定冠词。
句子相关词汇解释:
Phrase:
| point...out | 指出..., 指明... |
| play with... | 1) 玩..., 摆弄... 2) 和某人一起玩 |
| mobile phone | 移动电话 |
| ciliary muscle | (解)睫状肌(控制眼睛晶状体弯曲度) |
| lead to... | 1) 导致..., 造成... 2) 通向..., 通往... |
Vocabulary:
| also ['ɔ:lsәu] | ad. | 而且;此外;也;同样 |
| cause [kɔ:z] | vt. | 使发生,造成,引起,导致 |
| vt. | 使发生,造成,引起,导致 | |
| continuous [kәn'tinjuәs] | a. | 1) 不断的,持续的,连续的 2) 延伸的,遍布的 |
| spasm ['spæzm] | n. | 1) 痉挛;抽搐 2) (感情或反应)一阵阵发作,阵发 |
| further ['fә:ðә] | a. | 1) 进一步的 2) (far 的比较级) 更远的,较远的 |
句子成分分析:
Patients may exhibit symptoms (such as eye soreness, pain, and [even] headaches, congestion, redness, and
significant decline) [in vision].
句子语法结构详解:
* exhibit 为谓语。
* may 为情态动词。
句子相关词汇解释:
Phrase:
| such as | 1) 例如,比如 2) 像……那样的,诸如……之类的 |
Vocabulary:
| patient ['peiʃәnt] | n. | 病人(尤指医院里的) |
| exhibit [ig'zibit] | vt. | 1) 展列,展出 2) 表现,显示,显出(感情、品质或能力) |
| symptom ['simptәm] | n. | 1) 症状 2) 征候,征兆 |
| eye [ai] | n. | 1) 眼睛 2) 视力 |
| soreness ['sɔ:nis] | n. | 痛苦, 悲伤, 愤慨 |
| pain [pein] | n. | 1) 疼,痛,痛苦 2) 痛苦,苦恼,烦恼 |
| and [ænd] | conj. | 1) 和, 与, 同, 并 2) 然后,接着 |
| even ['i:vәn] | ad. | 1) 甚至,即使 2) (用于加强比较)甚至更, 愈加 |
| headache ['hedeik] | n. | 1) 头痛 2) 麻烦 |
| congestion [kәn'dʒestʃәn] | n. | 1) (交通)拥塞;塞车 2) 充血;淤血;黏液阻塞 |
| redness ['rednis] | n. | 红, 红色 |
| significant [sig'nifikәnt] | a. | 1) 别有含义的,意味深长的 2) 有重大意义的,显著的 |
| decline [di'klain] | n. | 1) 降低 2) 失去力量,影响 |
| vision ['viʒәn] | n. | 1) 视野,视力 2) 幻想 |
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