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Swollen left Upper eye lid
The upper eye lid of my left eye is swollen a bit and it's paining when I blink of touch it.
I have no allergies and I don't remember if any bedri went inside my eye.
It may be start of an infection called stye. Give warm compresses three times a day with warm handkerchief for one minute each time for 5-7 days. You may need antibiotic ointment as well if it increases.
Next Steps
If it keeps on increasing in next 2 days- visit an ophthalmologist
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Looks like a stye or hordeolum of upper eyelid.
In this lockdown time, best would be to start with applying hot fomentation maybe 3 times a day for 1 week.
(You could use a cloth soaked in warm water to do this for 5 minutes at a time)
Also use antibiotic ointment maybe CIPLOX after applying the heat.
If pain is more, use Paracetamol 500mg tablets 2 times in a day for 3 days.
Next Steps
Do hot fomentation and antibiotic ointment for 1 week
Health Tips
If there is no improvement within 1 day, ask again
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Hello, As per your symptoms, it could be an Internal Hordeolum or a Simple Blepharitis.
Both the conditions have similar kind of management.
You would require
1.Course of Oral Antibiotics
2.Anti Inflammatories and Pain Killers
3.Hot Fomentation twice daily for 15 days.
Next Steps
It should start subsciding in about 3 days, if not its better you visit a Doctor.
Health Tips
It may even end up as Chalazion if the above condition is not resolved. Do not worry, This Happens very rarely.
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