How can I tell if I have a stye? What are the symptoms of a stye?

There are a variety of eye conditions in people, such as trachoma, "conjunctivitis.""etc, but the most troublesome thing is the "stye". People with "styes" have red and swollen eyelids, or when other substances touch their eyelids, the eyelids are painful. Some people do not go to the treatment on time or ** is not good, a small hard lump will emerge from the affected area, and the end will become a small keloidSerious harm to outward eyelid curl.

In fact, the "stye" is not caused by stealing needles and threads at all, and it is the same as doing bad things.

It is a common disease in children and adolescents. The sebaceous glands secreted by the sebaceous glands at the base of the eyelashes drain outward through the hair follicles and are used to nourish the skin of the eyelids. But at the same time, the skin gland brings nutrients to the growth and development of the germ.

As a result, germs around the eyelid margin travel up the eyelashes to infect the hair follicles and skin glands, resulting in styes. The stye is an inflammatory reaction caused by the hypochondricular gland after the birth of purulent bacteria, and the main manifestations of his inflammatory reaction are redness, swelling, heat and pain, and he has a hard bump inside, <>

The corresponding palpebral conjunctival hematoma is more significant, and pus and thick blood can occur after the cyst is completed. It can be applied with a warm cotton towel to promote the maturation and ulceration of the cyst, and it can be quickly ** after the ulceration. Their eyelids have two types of glandular ducts, the plate glands and the eyelid skin glands, which become internal and external styes, respectively.

Common diseases are caused by rubbing the eyes with unclean hands and bacterial infection, which is more common in children and hangs on the eyelids, which is not very comfortable.

Because it is an acute suppuration, it must not be squeezed by hand to prevent the spread and production of the infection caused by external forcesEncephalitis and other more serious diseases. It is best to consult a professional doctor immediately to solve the problem in case of negligence leading to ectropion of the eyelids. When properly handled, the recovery period is generally good.

Therefore, to prevent styes, it is necessary to pay attention to eye hygiene, do not rub your eyes with dirty hands, pay attention to a balanced diet, and drink plenty of water.

The stye is commonly known as the eye of the needle, and the self-diagnosis can be seen from the manifestation, to see whether it is red and swollen, or accompanied by blinking pain, and in a slightly more severe case, there will be a significant lump. Generally, it is red, swollen, hot, and painful when pressed, which is likely to be a stye, and it is necessary to seek medical attention in time.

The most direct manifestation of stye is always a feeling of a foreign body under the eyelids, and it is very itchy. But I couldn't take it out and use it, and when I looked in the mirror, I found that it was a small white dot.

Generally, the main symptoms of stye are obvious redness, swelling, heat and pain in the local lesion site of the eyelids, if not, local suppuration will appear obvious and even rupture in 2-3 days after the appearance of redness, heat and pain. Therefore, when the above phenomenon occurs, it can be judged that a stye is obtained. It is advisable to visit the hospital promptly to help confirm the diagnosis.

Stye, also known as blepharitis, is an inflammatory response caused by bacterial infection of the eyelid glands, which is mainly manifested as a general closed symptom of inflammation and lacks specificity, so it is difficult for patients to identify styes, especially when the symptoms are not obvious but have a local mass, it is even more difficult to distinguish from meibomian gland cyst, that is, chalazion. The stye can be relieved by hot compress in the early stage, so learning to distinguish has a great effect on the ** of the stye, and I will focus on the diagnosis of the stye and the simple way to relieve it. 1 3 The stye is mainly manifested as redness, swelling, heat, and pain in the affected area of the eyelid.

When touched, a marked tenderness of induration may be found in the area, and the pain is very severe, and occasionally the lymph nodes in front of the ear can be felt. As the disease progresses, yellow pus spots may appear in the original affected area, forming an abscess, and in mild cases, the abscess may resolve because the abscess breaks up on its own. <

2 3 The diagnosis of a stye is based on the appearance of "redness, swelling, heat and pain" and the changes that occur in the eyelids during examination. Diagnosis is easy for experienced clinicians, but rarely due to atypicality requires a culture to confirm the diagnosis. The most common pathogen of stye is Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus aureus.

3 3 In the early stages of stye, symptoms can be relieved by applying warm local compresses and promoting inflammatory absorption, and antibiotic eye drops can be used to control infection. Such a staggering regimen can often control the stye at an early stage, so as to avoid late incision and drainage, so self-identification of the stye is also necessary. <

1 A stye is an acute purulent inflammation of the sebaceous glands near the eyelid eyelash follicles, or the meibomian glands. In general, it is difficult to heal on its own. If the stye is not removed, it is more harmful.

First of all, after acute inflammation, the stye itself is organized and proliferated, and it is easy to form granuloma-meibomian gland cyst, which will compress the eyeball and cause the patient's eye foreign body sensation and eyelid heaviness.

Secondly, because the eyelids are rich in blood vessels, their veins communicate with the orbital veins, facial veins, and cranial cava cava, and there is no venous valve to prevent its blood return, once the inflammation spreads, it can cause orbital cellulitis in mild cases, and can lead to cavernous sinus thrombosis sepsis, which is life-threatening. Therefore, patients with styes must go to the hospital in time for **.

2. Stye is also known as Xinxu first blepharadenitis, which is divided into internal blepharitis and external blepharadenitis.

The symptoms of internal blepharitis are ** flushing, swelling and pain of the eyelids, and localized induration can be palpable under the skin of the eyelids, and the tenderness is obvious, and suppuration will generally occur after 2 or 3 days, and yellow pus spots can be seen after suppuration, and spontaneous ulceration can occur.

The symptoms of external blepharitis are manifested at the base of the eyelashes at the eyelid margin, which is initially red and swollen, and the eyelid margin can be palpable with induration, which is known as hand tenderness. Bulbar conjunctival reactive edema may be seen near the lesion in the lateral canthus.

3. The stye is generally caused by Staphylococcus aureus infection. The main clinical manifestations are local redness, swelling, pain, induration and yellow pus. Stes can be seen in all age groups.

Whereas, chalazion is a cyst formed by blocking the outlet of the meibomian gland duct of the eyelids. It is not painful or itchy, and the inside of the eyelid is dark red, which is not the same as the appearance of a stye, which is more common in children. Chalazion is more of a headache than stye because it is easy to act backwards, and eating fried and fatty foods is more likely to lead to **.

4 A stye is not contagious because a stye is a purulent inflammation caused by Staphylococcus aureus infection of the meibomian glands or sebaceous glands. Generally, when using an unclean towel or rubbing your eyes with dirty hands, bacteria will take the opportunity to invade, and it may also be related to poor diet, decreased general resistance, climate and environmental changes, and lack of attention to eye hygiene.

Some people say that several people in our family have developed styes, isn't this contagious? This may be due to the fact that you are sharing a towel or other items, and the bacteria in the stye person's eye are sticking to the object, and you may get infected if you use it again.

1. There are external styes and internal styes. The former, commonly known as "needle eye", often has symptoms such as redness and swelling of the eyelids, swelling and congestion, and induration, and after the induration softens and discharges pus, the redness and swelling will gradually disappear, and the condition will gradually improve; The latter is an acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian gland, which is surrounded by meibomian tissue, so the redness and swelling are not obvious, but patients should pay more attention to it, and in severe cases, it can cause eyelid abscess.

2. The factors that cause stye mainly include the following four points:

1.Overuse of the eyes, eye fatigue can cause the orbicularis oculi muscle around the eye to contract, which can cause the gland to become clogged and cause disease.

2.A stye can also be caused by food allergies, such as when some people eat chocolate or seafood.

3.If you don't pay attention to eye hygiene and rub your eyes frequently, this will cause bacterial infections in the eyes.

4.Diabetes mellitus may also cause a stye to reverse.

3. The prevention of stye should pay attention to the following points:

1.Pay attention to eye hygiene and do not rub your eyes with unsterilized hands or other items.

2.If you watch TV, do your homework, or read for a long time, you should take a break immediately.

3.If there is chronic inflammation of the eye, it should be active** so as not to induce a stye.

A stye, commonly known as the eye of a needle, is an acute purulent inflammation of the sebaceous gland or meibomian gland near the eyelash follicle, and the eyelid ** is commonly localized red, swollen, hot, painful, and adjacent to the bulbar conjunctival edema, which usually heals in a few days. Children are especially susceptible to getting sick because they are not very particular about hygiene and like to rub their eyes with their hands.

Stye symptoms

A stye, commonly known as a pin's eye, is an acute purulent inflammation of the sebaceous or meibomian glands near the eyelash follicles. Children are especially susceptible to getting sick because they are not very particular about hygiene and like to rub their eyes with their hands. A stye usually heals within a few days.

There are two types of glands on the eyelids, the one at the base of the eyelashes is called the sebaceous gland, which opens in the hair follicle; The other type of meibomian gland buried in the tarsal plate near the conjugal membrane surface is called the meibomian gland, which opens at the eyelid margin. A stye is an acute purulent inflammation of both glands. Most of the bacteria that cause styes are Staphylococcus aureus, so styes are mostly purulent inflammation.

Symptoms of a stye include:

1. Localized redness, swelling, heat and pain of the eyelids, and adjacent bulbar conjunctival edema.

After 5 days, pus forms and pus with yellow tips appear on the eyelids around the base of the eyelashes. The eyelids** around the pus head are swollen and inflamed. External styes occur in the sebaceous glands at the base of the eyelashes and are manifested on the ** surface; Internal styes occur in the meibomian glands and appear on the conjunctival surface.

3. Pain or tenderness. After the ulceration and pus drainage, the pain is relieved and the redness and swelling subside.

4. In severe cases, it is accompanied by large and tender preauricular and submandibular lymph nodes, chills and fever all over the body.

There are two types of styes, inner and inner, and the symptoms of each type are different.

1. External stye is an acute purulent inflammation of Zeiss gland. At first, the eyelid margin is localized congestion and swelling, about 2-3 days later, the induration is formed, the swelling pain and tenderness are obvious, and then the induration gradually softens, forming a yellow pustule at the base of the eyelashes, and the pus is pierced and drained and heals quickly. If the pathogen is highly toxic, it may cause edema of the eyelids and nearby conjunctiva.

Preauricular lymphadenopathy is swollen and tender, especially in the lateral canthus, and severe children may have systemic symptoms such as chills and fever.

2. The inner wheat grain is an acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian gland. The clinical symptoms are less severe than those of the external stye because the inflamed meibomian glands are surrounded by firm meibomian tissue. Yellow pus is often faintly visible on the surface of the congested palpebral conjunctiva and may perforate spontaneously into the conjunctival sac.

If the meibomian gland fails to penetrate, and the pathogenic toxicity is strong, the inflammation expands, invades the entire tarsal laminus tissue, and forms an eyelid abscess.