Lower Eyelid Infection
I have noticed a tiny yellow spot on the inside of my right lower eyelid and the area around it appears red. What could ...
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Hi. That can be stye. Infection of glands at root of eyelashes. If you have any symptoms like pain, irritation, photosensitivity, swelling of eyelid you need to consult ophthalmologist.
I am 69 years with controlled BP and sugar, I had sugar since 26 yrs. I am having cholesterol in my eye as per my ophtha ...
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People with high cholesterol general have yellowish deposits underneath the skin around the eyelids called xanthelasma. While they are neither harmful nor painful, these minor growths may be disfiguring and can be removed. Xanthelasmata can be removed with a surgerical excision, trichloroacetic acid peel, lasers or cryotherapy. Or it could be lipemia retinalis. It is an unusual retinal manifestation of hyperlipidemia and is directly correlated with the serum triglyceride levels. The lipid-lowering therapy leads to the normalization of the appearance of the fundus and restore the visual acuity.
I have been continuously having one stye after another. I used mitomycin eyedrop earlier & stye was gone. It has again r ...
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Styes are due to blockages of oil glands of the eyelids. Many patients who get repeated styes have disorder of their oil glands. Warm compresses along with lid massage go in a long way in treating this lid disorder. Cleansing your eye with Q-tips on the upper and lower lashes with a dab of Johnson’s Baby Shampoo and warm water is a great way to disinfect the area and keep it clean. Over the counter antibiotic eye ointment like azithromycin or ciprofloxacin is also effective. You can also start a course of capsule doxycycline for a week. Avoid eye make up, touching your eyes constantly as it may be a nidus for infection.
I am female 20 years. From past 3 days I'm having left lower eyelid swelling and pain on closing the eye (just like stye ...
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stye is very painful condition , Styes are infection of Moll & zeis gland present in every body eye lids ,basically infected by staphylococci.styes are very painful swelling near the root of eye lashes, you need oral antibiotics&anti inflammatory tablet as well as antibiotic ointment to apply locally.Hot fomentation helps to some extent in styes.
I got a small lump inside my lower right eyelid. Initially it was paining but slowly it's getting better. I am using gen ...
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I think you are having chalazion associated with meibomian gland ,it can be removed with help of minor surgery leaving no scar on skin.
I have eye stye from 1 months its not heal naturally. Its become lager in lower side of eyelid. What should I do it can ...
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It could be a chalazion and may need a minor surgery for removal. Consult eye specialist foradviceand treatment.
In my eyes the water is come what should i do And my skin have many pimpale. Please help me. ...
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Watering of eyes could be due to 1. Blocked nasolachry mal duct 2. Infective conjunctivitis 3. Allergic conjunctivitis 4. Foreign body/injury to the eyes 5. Trichiasis (inward growing of eye lashes 6. Ectyropion (lower eyelid turning outwards) 7. Irritants like fumes/onions get your eyes examined by eye specialist and follow the advice and treatment.
I'm 18 years old. Actually I have problem for my eye i.e my left eyelid (upper and lower) swollen. Firstly it's start pa ...
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Hello this is due to lid infection 1. Hot fomentation 2. Epilation with drainage of pus 3. Apply antibiotic ointment over lid margins 4. Take systemic antibiotc tablets 5. Most important maintain lid hygiene.
My dad name is bhaskar rao age-50, just below the eye puffiness stored some water pain&irritation not there. ...
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Hello lybrate-user. Puffiness beneath the eyelids has various causes associated with it. (1) age related distribution of fat. With progressive time and age there occurs a re-distribution of a lot of body fat. This may lead to puffiness/ sagging/ bagginess of the lower eyelids. (2) excessive alcohol consumption has at times seen to be associated with puffiness of eyelids. (3) hypersensitivity/ allergy of the eyes may cause puffiness. It may be caused due to dust, pollen, insect bite, etc. (4) thyroid level fluctuation has at times been seen to be associated with puffiness of eyelids. (5) excessive obesity has been shown to be associated with puffiness of eyelids. (6) extreme condition such as orbital cellulitis: very rare. Also, it is usually associated with eye injury, surgery, systemic infection, etc. It is very less likely to be so in your case. (7) grave's disease: this has a tendency to be associated with thyroid disease (or other autoimmune conditions). It s also rare. It is associated with fatigue and weakness that progresses throughout the day. (8) allergy of the eyes. It may happen due to insect bite hypersensitivity, allergy to cosmetics, dust, food items, etc thus, it would be a good idea to identify in the category that you come into and then tackle the situation. The reason for this being that each cause would have a different pattern of treatment.
My dad is suffering with water stored below the eye he consulted number of doctors but no use do you have any solution. ...
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Hello lybrate-user sumanth. From the symptoms described by you, it could be due to a condition known as dacryocystitis. This occurs due to the blockage of the connection between the eye and the nose. This connection is known as the naso-lacrimal duct. It is accompanied by discharge from the eye (yellowish white) along with pain and watering. This condition tends to get aggravated during certain seasons and lessened in severity during others. Other possible causes for puffiness below the eyes include: (1) age related distribution of fat. With progressive time and age there occurs a re-distribution of a lot of body fat. This may lead to puffiness/ sagging/ bagginess of the lower eyelids. (2) excessive alcohol consumption has at times seen to be associated with puffiness of eyelids. (3) hypersensitivity/ allergy of the eyes may cause puffiness. It may be caused due to dust, pollen, insect bite, etc. (4) thyroid level fluctuation has at times been seen to be associated with puffiness of eyelids. (5) excessive obesity has been shown to be associated with puffiness of eyelids. (6) extreme condition such as orbital cellulitis: very rare. Also, it is usually associated with eye injury, surgery, systemic infection, etc. It is very less likely to be so in your case. (7) grave's disease: this has a tendency to be associated with thyroid disease (or other autoimmune conditions). It s also rare. It is associated with fatigue and weakness that progresses throughout the day. (8) allergy of the eyes. It may happen due to insect bite hypersensitivity, allergy to cosmetics, dust, food items, etc thus, it would be a good idea to identify in the category that your father comes under and then tackle the situation. The reason for this being that each cause would have a different pattern of treatment.
