What are the symptoms of a stye? What are the symptoms of stye in the early stages

The adverse symptoms of a stye, if it is an external stye, then it is usually an inflammation of the Zeiss gland, and at the beginning, there will be an adverse symptom of localized congestion and swelling, and induration will occur in about 2 to 3 days; If it is an internal stye, then some mild bulges usually occur, and some undesirable symptoms of congestion usually occur.

In real life, stye is a relatively common disease, this disease, if it is treated in time, is generally not too harmful, so patients must find some adverse symptoms of stye, it is necessary to diagnose and deal with it as soon as possible. So, what are the undesirable symptoms of a stye? Let's find out.

Symptoms of a stye.

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.

Usually acute purulent inflammation. 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. Inner wheat grains.

Usually acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian glands. 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.

Usually in the meibomian gland opening, there will be a slight bulge, and some symptoms of congestion, along the meibomian duct may discharge some pus, some of them will have the adverse symptoms of pus from **, if the meibomian does not occur, then the toxicity of the disease is relatively strong, then it will lead to the expansion of inflammation, resulting in the patient's entire meibomian tissue will be violated, inducing the occurrence of eyelid abscess.

A stye, also known as pin-eyed or blepharadenitis, is an acute purulent inflammation of the sebaceous or meibomian glands near the eyelash follicles.

External blepharitis: localized congestion and tenderness of the eyelids, lateral patients may be accompanied by bulbar conjunctival edema, preauricular lymphadenopathy swelling and pain, a few days later, yellow pus spots appear at the root of the hair follicle, followed by puncture and drainage, and the symptoms are reduced and healed;

Internal blepharadenitis: the eyelids are red and swollen at the beginning, and the pain is severe, followed by pus spots in the palpebral conjunctiva, and the pus is discharged in the conjunctival sac after maturation.

The symptoms of a stye are:Eyelids**localized redness, swelling, heat, pain; yellow pus head when pus is localized; In severe cases, it is accompanied by preauricular and submandibular lymph node enlargement

Eyelids**localized redness, swelling, heat, pain; , adjacent bulbar conjunctival edema.

2. Whenyellow pus head when pus is localized; External styes occur in the sebaceous glands at the base of the eyelashes and are manifested on the ** surface; Internal stye occurs in the meibomian glands, manifests on the conjunctival surface, and the pain is relieved and the redness and swelling subsides after ulceration.

In severe cases, it is accompanied by large preauricular and submandibular lymph nodesand tenderness, general chills, fever, etc.

What is a stye? As far as the rockfall is what we often call the eye of the needle, those who believe in it know its pain. So, what are the symptoms of a stye in the early stages? To learn more about the initial symptoms of a stye**, see below?

Initial symptoms of stye**.

According to the growth site, the stye is divided into external stye and internal stye, so what are the symptoms of the initial stage of the stye? As follows:

1. Initial symptoms of external stye.

The initial symptoms of an external stye are obvious, at first, the eyelids are congested and reddened and swollen, and after another two to three days, the swelling of the eyelids will be induration, and it will be very painful to press. The induration will slowly soften and eventually form a yellow pustule.

If the stye is severe, you may also have a fever or sensitivity to cold.

2. Initial symptoms of internal stye.

The initial symptoms of an internal stye are not as severe as those of an external stye, and even the symptoms are not obvious. The meibomian gland in the speaking state is surrounded by solid meibomian tissue, and there may be a faintly congested yellow pus on the congested palpebral conjunctiva, and it may also penetrate the pus in the conjunctival sac.

Pustules also appear in internal styes, and the opening of the meibomian glands is congested and raised.

After reading the above introduction, you should be more aware of the symptoms of the initial stage of stye, if you encounter the above conditions in your eyes, please see a doctor in time.

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.

Internal styeExternal stye: The sebaceous glands of the hair follicles of the eyelashes are infected by staphylococcus, called eyelid boils, and people with poor hygiene, weak constitution or refractive error are prone to this disease. When the disease is obtained, the eyelids are locally red, swollen, congested and tender, induration can be felt near the eyelid margin, sometimes the lymph nodes in front of the ear are swollen and tender, and even there are symptoms such as sensitivity to cold, fever, and general malaise.

After a few days, yellow pus spots appeared at the base of the hair follicle, and the symptoms gradually improved and healed after the pus was removed. If the external stye is allowed to break and drain pus after suppuration, it often causes sequelae such as eyelid deformation, ectropion, and incomplete closure of upper and lower palpebral fissures due to scar contraction, so attention should be paid to.

Internal stye: also known as meibomian meibomianitis. The internal stye is an acute inflammation of the meibomian gland, and its symptoms are the same as those of the external stye, but because the inflammation is in the more solid meibomian tissue, the pain is more intense, the inflammation lasts for a long time, and in severe cases, the entire eyelid is red and swollen, and the anterior lymph nodes on the affected side are swollen and tender.

After a few days, pus grows in the eyelids, and the symptoms disappear as soon as the pus is drained.

Presumably, all patients have a corresponding understanding of the causes of stye disease through the above introduction, and I hope it can be helpful for you in prevention and **. Experts remind you that only if you do a good job in the prevention of styes in your life, can you effectively prevent the appearance of this disease, as well as prevent the appearance of other eye diseases.

A stye is an acute purulent inflammation of the meibomian glands or sebaceous glands around the eyelash follicles caused by staphylococcal infection. The main clinical manifestations are local redness, swelling, pain, induration and yellow pus.

It is easy to develop diseases when the body's immune system is weakened, such as malnutrition, lack of sleep, or diabetes. Facial inflammation, trachoma, chronic conjunctivitis or excessive eye use, as well as eye diseases such as myopia, farsightedness, astigmatism, etc., can also occur if there is no timely correction of glasses, and eye fatigue. If you do not pay attention to eye hygiene, wipe your eyes with unclean hands, towels, handkerchiefs, etc., bacteria can invade the eyelid glands and directly cause styes.

Most of the bacteria that cause styes are Staphylococcus aureus, so styes are mostly purulent inflammation.

1.Apply a warm compress to promote suppuration, and mild inflammation can disappear completely after applying heat.

Systemic and topical antibiotics** can promote the loss of inflammation, and penicillin antibiotics can be given orally, intramuscularly, or intravenously, and they are effective against pyogenic bacteria. Topical eye drops can be used, generally using 0 25 chloramphenicol eye drops, if there is more secretion, rifampicin eye drops can be used for good effect. Children can apply chlortetracycline eye ointment after falling asleep.

2.Incision to drain the pus, without waiting for it to break down on its own, will reduce the patient's pain and shorten the course of treatment.

Stye is currently a disease that endangers the physical and mental health of patients, bringing great pain to patients, so many experts agree that styes will have a very good effect as soon as possible. As for the causes of styes, many people can't wait to know, so what are the causes of styes? Let's take a look at it.

Causes of stye: The tarpebral gland is located deep in the eyelid but opens at the eyelid margin, and bacteria (mainly staphylococci) can enter the sebaceous glands at the base of the eyelashes or the meibomian glands deep in the eyelids from the opening, causing acute purulent inflammation and forming a stye. Healthy people's eyelids are highly defensive, they can defend against external bacteria, but they are more susceptible to disease when the body's defenses are weakened, such as malnutrition, lack of sleep, or diabetes.

When suffering from facial edge inflammation, trachoma, chronic conjunctivitis or excessive eye use, as well as eye diseases such as myopia, farsightedness, astigmatism, etc., it can also cause styes if it is not corrected with glasses in time, and when there is eye fatigue. If you do not pay attention to eye hygiene and wipe your eyes with unclean towels and handkerchiefs, bacteria will invade the eyelid glands and directly cause styes. The above is the introduction of "what causes styes", experts remind that once a stye is diagnosed, you should immediately go to a professional hospital for it**.