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Stye in left eye since the past 3 days
Im suffering from eye stye which has now started paining . Took lubrex drops but hasnt worked well for me
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Styes are infection of Moll & zeis gland present in every body eye lids ,basically infected by staphylococci.styes are very painful swelling near the root of eye lashes, you need oral antibiotics&anti inflammatory tablet as well as antibiotic ointment to apply locally.Hot fomentation helps to some extent in styes.
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you will have to add oral anti inflammatory and antibiotics tab e.g. diclogesic and ciplox 500 one tab twice daily. also do hot foamentation.
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