Patient's question:
Under the eyelid of my child, there is a small lump similar to the symptoms of a stye or chalazion you described. It appeared half a year ago, and at that time, a small surgery was already performed to remove it. Later, it has reappeared now, but it is not very obvious. There is a slight protrusion in the same place, which is quite troublesome. How can it be completely cured? I would like to ask the doctor for advice. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Consider you have blepharitis. It is a stye. Early hot compress or rotational magnetic therapy can enhance the infection's resolution or the lump's rapid inflammation.2. Surgical incision: When a pustule forms, it can be incised to drain the pus. However, be careful that the incision for external styes should be parallel to the eyelid margin, while the incision for internal styes should be perpendicular to the eyelid margin. Avoid improper manipulation.
Now apply cold compress and use eye drops, and take oral antibiotics. The water temperature for cold compress should be around 45°C, applied three times a day. Also, consider traditional Chinese medicine for (regulating health).