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How Can Chalazion Which Is Reoccurring Be Treated?

Hi, my daughter has had a chalazion since February. I took her to a specialist and they gave her eye medicine and it went away. It came back and I have been doing a warm compress. Now, I see it s turning a little purple. Can you please tell me if this is normal?
posted on Fri, 1 Aug 2014
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incision and scooping is the only treatment for calazion. no medication or hot compression will help it is a simple opd procedure, no hospitalization is required.
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How Can Chalazion Which Is Reoccurring Be Treated?

incision and scooping is the only treatment for calazion. no medication or hot compression will help it is a simple opd procedure, no hospitalization is required.