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Stye not getting better
Hello,
I am having Stye in my left eye since last 6 days. Initial 3 days i didn't took any medicine and thought it'll get better on its own, but couldn't see any sign of betterment. Then I went to see an Eye specialist and he asked me to give as much as warm compression to my eye as possible. He gave me painkiller tablets and Moxigram KT eye drop. Today is the 6th day and the initial stye is getting dried up, but another one popped one to the same eyelid and it's very painful. It's my engagement in another 4 days of time and marriage in next 20 days.
Is there any antibiotic for fast relief i can go for?
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Recurrent stye could be due to poor lid hygiene
A. Warm compresses
B. Apply antibiotic ointment locally
C. Take systemic antibiotic
D. Scrub lid margin and lashes with baby shampoo
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Yes, It is advisable to take oral antibiotics as well as ointment to use on both eye lids .
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check with your eye specialist - n take medicines
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