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Stye(saloni) in eye
Eye has swollen up and it has bursted so
Pus is coming out of it...
What to do?
Plz suggest something!
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If the stye has burst, then the symptoms should subside soon. Warm compresses and local application of antibiotic ointment should hasten recovery.
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Please don't worry
If pus is out then it's good as now it will heal fast
Maintain lid hygiene
Apply antibiotic ointment locally over lid margins
Take systemic antibiotic tablet
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi.... Most styes get better without treatment within a few days or weeks. Stye will burst and release pus after three or four days. A warm compress held against the eye encourages the stye to release pus and heal more quickly. Further treatment is not usually needed unless you have a very painful stye that is not getting better or a very swollen red lid indicating spreading infection. ...
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