Hi, can i use any sunglasses for pterygium?thank you very much

Yes but...: While pterygiums occur more frequently in those exposed to wind, sun, etc. And thus are more common in southern climates, if the pterygium is growing or interfering with your vision, better option might be to remove it. Seen an ophthalmologist for his/her opinion.

Yes: A pterygium is thought to be the result of chronic irritation from wind, dust, or sunlight, so sunglasses will reduce exposure. It is unlikely that it will reduce a pterygium, but should help avoiding progression.

Yes: Prevention is key remedy. Avoid sun (sunglasses, hat); avoid smoking. Natural rx info: see eyedoc2020.blogspot.com; Other ways to help decrease symptoms: cold artificial tears, nsaid drops, low dose or hi dose steroids (though risk of glaucoma, cataract); surgery is only real way to remove.