Red spots on eyelids

Red spots on the eyelids do not necessarily mean there is a problem. Some red spots are just small birthmarks that are present at birth, but the color varies. For some people, the red spots will gradually disappear as they grow up, but some red spots will always exist. As long as they do not affect development, you don't need to pay attention to them. But what are the corresponding symptoms of this red dot on the eyelid? Let us find out together.

Stye is a common eye disease, which is mostly caused by internal heat and external toxins. When the disease occurs, the local area will be red, swollen and painful, and nodules will appear. If it is not controlled in time, abscesses will occur. Therefore, when we find that we have stye, it is best to control and treat it in time to prevent it from getting worse and leading to the formation of abscesses, which will then require surgical treatment. Now I will tell you the reasons why there are small red spots on the eyelids.

What is the reason for a small red spot on the eyelid?

Reason 1:

When you find a stye on your eyelid, be careful not to squeeze it with your hands. Squeezing can easily cause the spread of inflammation and cause serious complications, such as orbital cellulitis, sepsis, etc. The consequences are very serious, so patients must pay attention to it.

Reason 2:

For early stage stye, you can choose hot compress to relieve it and let the swelling subside slowly. At the same time, you can use the following Chinese medicine prescription for treatment. It mainly uses Coptis chinensis, raw coix seed, honeysuckle, Prunella vulgaris, Plantain cactus, dandelion, red peony root, and Forsythia suspensa. Boil them together in water and take internally for treatment. It has the effect of clearing away heat and toxins and is suitable for early stage stye.

Reason 3:

For patients whose stye continues to develop and slowly forms abscesses, it is critical to go to the hospital and ask an ophthalmologist for treatment in time. Because if it is not treated properly during this period, infection is likely to occur. If there is an abscess, it must be promptly incised and drained. Drainage treatment can allow the stye to heal sooner and reduce the occurrence of scars.