Patient's question:
Eyes either have a bag growing above or below them. The side where the growth appears first becomes red, and after a few weeks, it becomes more noticeable, as if there's a small thing inside.Doctor's answer:
In your case, it might be a hordeolum. A hordeolum is an acute purulent infection of the sebaceous glands and meibomian glands, and it is divided into external and internal hordeolums. It is crucial not to squeeze the pus by yourself; it can be drained by incision.Since there are various causes of external eye diseases in children, it is essential to identify the cause before treatment to adopt targeted therapy for effective results. Additionally, daily care measures are indispensable. It is recommended to eat less spicy food and consume more eye-protecting foods.