There is a small blister under my eyelid

Many people will encounter the situation of small blisters on the lower eyelids in daily life. At this time, many people will be very anxious and worried about their health problems. In fact, this situation is very common. It is caused by many factors. When treating it, you must prescribe the right medicine and find the root of the problem so that the symptoms can be completely cured. The editor will give you a detailed introduction below.

Specifically, there are several reasons for blisters on the lower eyelids. Only by treating different causes can it be truly effective.

1. What is the cause of blisters on the eyelids?

If you find blisters under your eyelids, you should consider whether it is a bacterial infection, such as herpes eye infection, which can cause small blisters to grow on the lower eyelids. On the other hand, you should also pay attention to whether there are any allergies on your eyelids. Some people wear glasses frames for a long time, which leads to skin allergies. In addition, eyelid inflammation can also cause the continuous appearance of small blisters.

2. How to relieve the phenomenon of small blisters?

Once you find small blisters on your eyelids, on the one hand, you can use a towel for hot compresses, which can relieve the severity of the blisters. On the other hand, you should try to reduce eye fatigue, so that the eye inflammation will gradually be relieved. In addition, you can also take some anti-inflammatory drugs or supplement relevant vitamins to treat bacterial infections from the root.

3. What aspects should we pay attention to in life?

In order to avoid the occurrence of small blisters in the eyelid area, we should pay attention to eye hygiene. Do not stare at the computer or books for a long time. Do not touch your eyes with dirty hands when they are itchy. This can easily bring bacteria into the eyes and cause eyelid inflammation. If some people have sensitive skin, they should also test whether they will have allergic reactions before wearing frame glasses.

There are several possible reasons for a small blister to grow on the eye: 1. Viral infection, such as shingles; 2. Bacterial infection, such as Staphylococcus aureus infection; 3. Allergy, such as metal in the eyeglass frame. Once the cause of the disease is identified, treatment and prevention can be carried out accordingly. It may be chronic blepharitis or chronic meibomian glanditis. It can be prevented with hot compress. All is subject to the examination results of the local specialist hospital.