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Clear, painless, tiny bubble on eyelids
Two days back I woke up in the morning with the feeling that there was an eyelash in my eye. I checked in the mirror and saw that there were two tiny bubbles that looked clear and completely painless on the rims of my eyelid. They were on the upper as well as lower eyelid. I washed my eyes thrice that day and went to sleep. The next morning they had vanished and new ones had come next to them. I have attached photos. They sometimes feel slightly itchy. Kindly advise!
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apply ointmet oflo /4times per day... maintain lid hygiene by clearing eye lash regularly
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Apply eye ointment Q-sap twice a day on lid margins after warm compresses of the lids and eye drops lubrifresh 4 times a day for a week.
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Consider physical or online consultation if no improvement.
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Dr. Karthik Ambur
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Nellore
You are having meibomian (eyelid gland) occlusion
Need to do warm compression twice a day
Start libretto eye drops 4 times a day and omega 300 mg capsule one capsule a day for 2 months and please do schirmer test from local ophthalmologist after 2 months
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