How to quickly eliminate styes

We all know that stye means a swollen eye, which means the eyelid looks particularly bad and feels like there is a millet-like substance under the skin. Stye is mostly caused by people not getting enough rest. It is caused by excessive use of the eyes. If a person has a stye in the eye, it will be found that the person is particularly listless. So how can we quickly eliminate the stye? The editor will introduce it to you below.

If the liver fire is excessive, you can take some medicine to reduce liver fire, such as Longdan Xiegan Pills and Niuhuang Jiedu Tablets. Guidance: If it is very red and swollen, go to the hospital and let the doctor prick it with a needle. This will heal immediately and you will recover in a few hours.

The best treatment is warm compresses. Apply hot compress several times a day for 10 minutes each time. Hot compresses can help localize styes and speed up the rupture of abscesses, allowing pus to drain.

Eye sty usually heals itself after the swelling ruptures. However, if the inflammatory abscess is large in size, in order to prevent scar formation after spontaneous rupture, surgical incision should be performed, which can effectively avoid leaving no scars. If recurrences occur frequently, attention should be paid to eye hygiene and treatment of eye inflammation. Guidance: It should be noted that anti-inflammatory treatment is strictly prohibited in the middle stage of the disease, and only hot compresses and electric heating can promote complete suppuration. At this stage, if antibiotics are used to reduce inflammation and the inflammatory lesions that are about to become purulent are controlled, it will be like undercooked rice. The local tissue of the lesion will proliferate and the bulge will gradually grow larger and become a flesh lump the size of a cloud bean grain, which is medically called a granuloma. It is very difficult to cure at this stage.

Stye refers to an acute suppurative inflammation caused by staphylococcal infection of the sebaceous glands around the meibomian glands or eyelash follicles. The main clinical manifestations are local redness, swelling, pain, nodules and yellow pus spots. Remember not to squeeze the pus by yourself, so as not to cause complications such as orbital cellulitis. You should go to a regular ophthalmologist for targeted treatment, eye drops or surgery.

Guidance: 1. Current treatment:

1. Apply local hot compress. Mild inflammation can also disappear completely after hot compress.

2. Systemic and local antibiotic treatment can promote the disappearance of inflammation. Penicillin antibiotics can be taken orally, injected intramuscularly or intravenously, and they are very effective against pyogenic bacteria. Eye drops can be applied topically, generally 0.25% chloramphenicol eye drops are sufficient. If there is a lot of secretion, rifampicin eye drops can be used for better results.

3. Make an incision to drain the pus, and do not wait until it breaks on its own. This can reduce the patient's pain and shorten the treatment period.

4. Infusion: Levofloxacin and sulbactam sodium have broad-spectrum bactericidal ability. 2. Prevention: Pay attention to eye hygiene and do not wipe your eyes with dirty hands or dirty objects.

If pus spots appear, they should be incised and drained. External sty is treated by making a skin incision at the suppurative site, with the incision parallel to the edge of the face. Internal hordeolum is incised from the conjunctival surface of the face, with the incision perpendicular to the edge of the face. However, it must not be squeezed, otherwise the bacteria will spread into the orbit or the brain, which may cause serious consequences and endanger life.