Chalazion plus pain in eye

2022-05-29 12:20:49
I'm getting Chalazion infection since one months it's like on and off I've been using pyrimon-DF eye drops it's not that effective 2 days back I started sudden pain in left eye and was not able to see the light from left eye And eye was slight red in color I put Pyrimon on-DF drop and redness and photosensitivity also gone Since mrng again my eye was lil swollen and I'm having slight pain but no redness and photosensitivity Kindly suggest me eye drops or ointment accordingly For chalazion and pain
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Add hot fomentation.. if pain is still there then start anti inflammatory tabs .. if it still persists then plan it’s Surgical removal ..!

Answered2022-05-31 07:54:27

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Hi , has it subsided now? IF NOT PLEASE visit an oculoplastic surgeon to do the needul
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if not okay, please book an online or offline consultation with an oculoplastic surgeon

Answered2022-05-31 10:58:26

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Pl use oral  Antibiotics and occupol eye drops. Hot phomentation. Pl consult Ophthalmologist for further evaluation and treatment .

Answered2022-05-30 05:36:39

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Don't use pyrimon drops Use occupol or polynase eye ointment twice a day inside the eyes Hot fomentation is must Tb enzoflam twice a day for 5 days after food If swelling still there use tb ciplox 500mg twice a day for 5 days

Answered2022-05-29 17:48:22

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You seem to have internal hordeolum
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Hot compresses, Tab Emanzen D OD for 5 days, get refraction checked, get sugars checked

Answered2022-05-29 16:19:16

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