How to eliminate stye in the early stage?

Stye is usually caused by not paying attention to eye hygiene. Stye is a relatively serious disease and requires timely hospital examination and treatment. There are many ways to treat sty in life, but while actively treating it, you also need to pay attention to eye hygiene. The earlier the treatment, the easier it is to treat the stye. If you do not pay attention to it, it may affect your vision and cause blurred vision.

How to eliminate stye in the early stage?

1. Wipe the roots of the eyelashes with an alcohol cotton ball. This method can clean the bacteria around the eyes and play a role in sterilization and disinfection. In the early stages of the disease, if you experience discomfort such as itchy, red, swollen or painful eyelids, immediately wipe your eyelashes with an alcohol cotton ball. Be sure to keep your eyes closed when wiping, use an alcohol cotton ball (not too wet), and gently rub back and forth at the root of the eyelashes a few times. Your eyes will feel hot after rubbing. Do not open your eyes at this time, otherwise the alcohol will penetrate into your eyes. Open your eyes after the heat is over. Just rub 2 to 3 times to reduce the swelling.

2. Go to the hospital for treatment in time. Once the stye shows signs of worsening, it should be cut open and the pus should be drained out in time. Do not wait until it breaks on its own. This can reduce the patient's pain and shorten the course of treatment. When pus appears, do not squeeze it with your hands or rub your eyes with dirty hands to avoid bringing bacteria into the eyes and causing infection.

3. In the early stage, you can apply local hot compresses for 15-20 minutes each time to promote blood circulation and relax the eyes. You can also apply antibiotic eye drops or eye ointments locally to the eyes. Pay attention to your diet and try to eat more vegetables, fruits and other foods that are beneficial to the treatment of eye diseases.

For people who are already ill, they should strengthen nutritional supplements, pay attention to diet combinations, eat more vegetables and fruits, and pay attention to the cleanliness of the eye area. If the condition is serious, go to the hospital for treatment. Do not squeeze or rub your eyes with unhygienic hands. Exercise more, enhance immunity, and cooperate with the treatment according to the above methods. Don't worry too much. I believe you will recover soon.

Stye is caused by acute bacterial infection of the meibomian glands in the eyelids, also known as acute hordeolum. It occurs mainly due to not paying attention to eye hygiene, such as rubbing the eyes with dirty hands, wiping the eyes with contaminated towels, paper towels, wet wipes, swimming in swimming pools, ponds, rivers, and lakes with substandard water quality, which leads to bacterial contamination of the meibomian glands and infection.

The main symptoms of stye are redness, swelling, heat and pain in the eyelid area, and obvious pain when pressing locally. For early-stage styes, we mainly use conservative treatment. First of all, pay attention to eye hygiene. Do not rub your eyes, and don't squeeze the local area. You can use a warm towel for local hot compress. You can use a towel of about 40 degrees for hot compress three to four times a day, each time for five to ten minutes. If the temperature of the towel drops in the middle, you can change the water to maintain the temperature.

Antibiotic eye ointment can be applied to the eyelids, such as Tobrex eye ointment, ofloxacin eye ointment, and lomefloxacin eye ointment. If you are not allergic to penicillin, you can also take amoxicillin orally. After the above treatment, in most cases the stye can heal in about a week. In some cases, pus forms inside the stye and we need to make an incision to drain the pus.