Treatment for puffiness eye

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Suggest treatment for Swolloen eyes.... puffiness eyes treatment.. m having a puffiness eyes , please suggest treatment for it

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Dr. Jatin Wadhwa Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon 7 yrs exp Faridabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jatin Wadhwa

Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon 7 yrs exp Faridabad

Puffiness/swelling on lid margins may be due to meibomitis/squamous blephritis/etc. If it's localized it can be stye if it's painful or a chalazion if it's painless. If the swelling is below your eye then it suggests systemic/cardiac/renal problem. You must visit an ophthalmologist and get your eyes checked.

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