Patient's question:
During the day, she applied eye ointment and eye drops and used cold compresses. It was found that her eyes were no longer swollen, but the lump didn't shrink. In the past few days, her eyes have swelled again. If surgery is not performed, what interference would continuous cold compresses have? Can she eat egg yolks during this stage? What kind of assistance is she looking for: assistance and clarification.Doctor's answer:
After the child falls asleep, you can apply tetracycline ointment. When a pustule reappears, never squeeze it with your hand because the eyelids are rich in blood vessels. The veins of the eye are connected to the veins in the orbit, which in turn are connected to the cavernous sinus in the brain. Since the ophthalmic veins lack valves, blood can flow in all directions. Squeezing can spread the inflammation, leading to serious complications such as orbital cellulitis, cavernous sinus thrombosis, or even sepsis, which can harm the soul. Do not rub your eyes with dirty hands to avoid pulling bacteria into the eye and causing infection.