Blepharitis ,swelled eyelids, may be mgd

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Asked for Female, 29 Years

I am suffering from dry eye problem from past 2 years...I usually see my eyelids swelling and my eyes irritated, for that I sometimes use antibiotic but antibiotics gives me temporary relief as long as I use them. Again the problem remains as such.. I give warm compress to my eyes also, it gives me relief but not from swelled eyelids. I use lubricating drops on regular basis for dry eyes. Now I am pregnant wants to know should I keep using my antibiotic eye drops and lubricating eye drops as usual or need to change or stop them? Lubricating drops Systane ultra or Genteal gel Antibiotic Moxicip( whenever swelling and irritation is huge)

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Dr. Vaibhev Mittal Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon 16 yrs exp Sangrur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vaibhev Mittal

Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon 16 yrs exp Sangrur

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Hello For meibomitis . A warm compresses help B. Lid massage C. Application of azithral ointment locally helps. D. Keep using lubricating eyedrop E. In severe cases, doxycycline is recommended under ophthalmologist guidance

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