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Swollen eyelid and pain
Right Eye lid is swollen and having pain in it for 2 days have not taken any medicine till now. Snap is attached.
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Seems to be a stye.
Please put some antibiotics eye drops eg moxicip eye drops 2hrly and ocupol eye oint at bed time.
Please get your blood sugar checked.
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Start hot fomentation over eye with cloth dipped in hot water
Apply occupol oint inside eye three times a day
Take any pain killer
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if swelling doesn't go consult doctor to start antibiotics
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This appears to be a stye. Please perform warm compresses with a wash cloth and warm water. This should be done for at least 10min and a minimum 2 times per day. More is better. You may take a pain killer for pain relief after meals. Also apply OCCUPOL-DX eye ointment or POLYNASE-D or DEXOREN-SP eye ointment over the swelling after doing warm compresses. If swelling increases, pain on eye movement develops please a local eye doctor immediately or if in Mumbai you may contact us at Arete Clinics. See the link for more information on stye. https://youtu.be/lf9qeg7jr_y
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Warm compresses 10min at least 2 times per day
Pain killers - Paracetamol maximum 2 times per day after meals if eye lid is painful
Apply antibiotic+steroid ointment over lid swelling form outside 2 times per day. It’s an eye ointment so safe if it goes inside the eye.
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