It s been 2 weeks since I opened the needle s eye, and it hasn t gotten better, so why am I afraid o

The main thing is to get on the fire, drink plenty of plain water, and ensure adequate sleep.

Normally, because after the person destroys the tissues, the platelets will coagulate quickly, and the collagen will also recover.

It can be seen from the outside, indicating that a passage is about to be formed. Hurry up and go to the hospital for surgery, it was supposed to be a minor operation.

A few days with cortisone eye drops will be fine.

1.Will there be scars?

Generally not, the vast majority of styes are incision on the conjunctival surface of the eyelid, and only a few styes that are close to ** or perforated are made ** incisions (which will leave scars).

2.Will it affect my eyes?

Generally, no. 3.Does it hurt?

I will be given a local anesthetic, and it will be a little painful when I inject anesthetic.

4.What should I expect after surgery?

No smoking, alcohol, spicy food, cold compress within 48 hours, hot compress after 48 hours.

5.Will**?

The original stye usually does not **, but it may recur in other areas.

Minor outpatient surgery, nothing to worry about.

I've had two stye surgeries.

When I was a child, a wound was on the eyelid, and now there is a small scar that has grown two years ago, on the lower eyelid, the doctor directly asked me to go for surgery after reading it, and cut off the suppurative piece without anesthetic, and after the cut, I applied some ointment in the eye, and it will definitely hurt if I go down. But the next day I took the gauze off and there was no problem.

Now I seem to have another one... I guess I'm going to get a knife again.

Generally, stye surgery is to turn the eyelids over and make an incision in it will not affect the appearance, there is no impact on the eyes, there will be pain points when playing anesthetics, pay attention to eye hygiene after surgery, insist on antibiotic eye drops, as for ** and related to physical fitness and eye hygiene and other factors. Surgery should be done as soon as possible, otherwise once the piercing is perforated, it will leave a scar that will affect the appearance.

`1。It won't leave a scar.

2。There is no effect on vision.

3。No anesthesia squeezing Of course it hurts a lot of nerves in the eye The previous doctor advised me not to squeeze with anesthesia 4. Do not eat spicy, seafood, beef and other dry foods after surgery5. Depending on the individual's physique, some people only grow 2 to 3 in their lifetime, and some people often**.

The eye of the needle is caused by the rise of the false fire in the body, it is recommended to drink more water, do not eat spicy food, and the drug ** is basically no big problem, and it can be cured within a week.

1.Don't touch it.

2.Drink plenty of water, and you can also eat some gunpowder.

3.Spot eye drops.

Chloramphenicol eye drops, three times a day, two days effective.

If a stye is present for a long time, it is necessary to pay attention to whether it is possible to turn into a chalazion. Resulting in the appearance of local lumps. It is best to go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital for examination, and take hot compresses and anti-inflammatory with ofloxacin eye drops and erythromycin eye ointment**.

If a chalazion is formed, surgical removal is often also considered.

Go to the ophthalmology clinic and ask him to give you a little anesthetic, and then pick it out with a needle, and then use some erythromycin eye ointment, if you don't pick it out, he will never get better!

Wash my eyes with gauze, salt water (not too salty), don't rub it, I used norfloxacin eye drops (during the day) and chlortetracycline eye ointment (before bedtime), and it was fine right away, but I wasn't as serious as you. Don't stay up late and pay attention to eye hygiene. If it is serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately.

Good luck soon**.

The eye of the needle is a stye. When the needle eye first occurs, the eyelids are swollen and painful with ice, anti-inflammatory eye drops, and oral antibiotics if necessary. Most cases resolve within 3 to 4 days; If the gland is swollen and suppurated, surgery is required to make an incision to drain the gland.

Drop chloramphenicol eye drops, it seems to be the brand of Runshu, I will do it a while ago, it will be fine after a few days of dropping, usually don't rub your eyes with your hands, pay attention to eye cleanliness, you can also use a towel soaked in hot water to apply to your eyes, it will get better faster.

The most effective method is to pour a cup of hot water and bring your eyes close to the cup.