Emergency Help: I have a stye on my eye, and it s been 2 days, but it s not getting better 5

I personally verified, I cut 5 times, but in the end I changed hospitals, the doctor prescribed me Telital eye drops, I used it really well, in the future as long as I feel a little pain in my eyes or feel like it is going to grow out, I will drop it, since then I have not grown, after a year of use, I will not use it.

You try it works, I sigh that something that is still foreign works.

Antibiotics** may be used, but their effectiveness is not significant. The best way to do this is with a warm compress. Apply a warm compress for 10 minutes several times a day. Warm compresses can help localize the stye and accelerate the abscess to break down, allowing the pus to drain.

I just put a hot compress, very quickly, and I used a needle to bleed. I don't dare to be too dangerous...

Everyone will cry, and when they cry, they will drip tears, and in the small hole of the tear gland, poke it lightly with a strand of hair, and it will be fine, remember to rub anti-inflammatory drugs.

1. Before the pus head is formed, a hot compress can be applied to promote suppuration, and the light inflammation can also disappear completely after the hot compress. Systemic and topical antibiotics can also promote the loss of inflammation, and antibiotics can be given orally, intramuscularly, or intravenously, and they are effective against pyogenic bacteria.

2. Once the pus head appears, the pus should be cut and drained in time, and do not wait until it breaks by itself, which can reduce the pain of the child and shorten the course of treatment.

3. When the pus head appears, do not squeeze it by hand, because the eyelid blood vessels are abundant, the veins of the eye communicate with the intraorbital veins, and communicate with the intracranial cavernous sinus, and the ocular veins do not have venous valves, and the blood can flow back in all directions, and the squeezing will spread the inflammation and cause serious complications, such as orbital cellulitis, cavernous sinus embolism and even sepsis, which is life-threatening.

4. Topical eye drops can be ordered, generally using 0 25 chloramphenicol eye drops, such as secretions, rifampicin eye drops have a good effect. Children can apply chlortetracycline eye ointment after falling asleep.

5. Do not rub your eyes with dirty hands, so as not to bring bacteria into your eyes and cause infection.

If it is born in the meibomian gland or eyelash follicle or near the sebaceous gland and there is tenderness, the stye, also called meibomian adenitis, Chinese medicine believes that it is because the spleen and stomach are really hot, which is what you call fire.

If the pus has ulcerated, it is necessary to go to the ophthalmologist for incision and drainage surgery in time;

If it's not very serious, you can buy some antibiotic eye drops and Chinese patent medicine to use it. Then don't eat too spicy food.

The redness and swelling of the stye is usually caused by inflammation, and oral anti-inflammatory drugs are taken.

First, you can do the following:

1. Apply a warm compress to the affected area. (Accelerates blood circulation and promotes the absorption of inflammation).

3 times a day, 30 minutes each time), and pay attention to rest and diet.

Apply a warm compress for a few days. After 2 weeks there is no improvement, and other causes are considered.

Such as granulation hyperplasia, scar constitution, etc.

2. Antibiotic eye ointment in the conjunctival sac. Conjunctival sac antibiotic ointment such as chlortetracycline or erythromycin.

Ophthalmic drops are with chloramphenicol or rifampicin or ofloxacin eye drops.

Individual severe patients can be injected intramuscularly with penicillin, or oral oxytetracycline (choose any one of eye drops: such as ofloxacin eye ointment (Dicoro, Telital, cefazolin sodium) domestic or imported). 2 to 3 times a day. Noon and evening before bedtime.

3. Oral antibiotics such as amoxicillin and cephalosporins. Take it for 5 days.

Causes of stye: poor discharge of meibomian glands and secondary infection.

Some people are prone to physical fitness, which may be related to their lifestyle habits (spicy, smoking, high-fat diet, etc.), and some are due to the function of their own meibomian glands (innate genetic problems).

Prevention is better than **: Early prevention can prevent problems before they happen.

Early detection of discomfort and timely warm compress.

The vast majority of them can be done.

Pay attention to the hygiene of the base of the eyelashes.

Girls are generally caused by mascara and makeup. It is recommended to choose the best products. Or wash it off and don't leave it overnight. (Generally not copied).

That should do the trick. Be sure to stick to the hot compress. If there is no effect, go to the hospital in time

If you are hard, you must go under the knife.