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Suggest Treatment For Stye In Eyes

Hello, I need help with a stye infection that I no longer think is a stye. I had a huge lump on the inside of my right eyelid in 7th grade which puffed my eyelid up so it was hard to see. After a long time, it died down a lot but the lump has always been there very noticeably still and I am a senior in high school right now. Throughout the last 5 years, my eye have hurt alot for a few months and then the pain resides but the lump is always there. I have looked up many things to cure a stye and tried soaking my eye for very long periods every night but nothing seems to help. I also have started using eyedrops consistently for a few months now. I wear makeup but usually remember to remove it at night (some nights I am so tired, I sleep with it on but the next morning, I make sure to take it off) I also wear contacts and do sports but make sure I take them our everyday after school. Please help me because I do not know what it is or how to cure it. Thank you !
Wed, 17 Dec 2014
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it appears tobe hordiolum or infected calazion. can give warm compression. oral systemic antbiotic like ezythrocin. when infection is controlled, it can be incised and scooped out.
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Suggest Treatment For Stye In Eyes

it appears tobe hordiolum or infected calazion. can give warm compression. oral systemic antbiotic like ezythrocin. when infection is controlled, it can be incised and scooped out.