A Sty In The Eye

a Sty in the eye Is a painful, red block on the edge of or a party or within the lids, commonly known as "beggar". Abscess is usually due to the injury of bacteria in one eyelash follicle root (follicle) of an eyelash.

a Sty in the eye May hamper your vision because the eye abscess is not fully open. Can become more than a boil at the same time or sequentially, and, fortunately, most of the boils disappear in a few days. In the case of continuing injury, a doctor prescribes an antibiotic ointment.

Symptoms of a Sty in the eye:
Patients with often complain of watery eyes, pain, tenderness, itching, or redness around usually appear as a reddish bump on the eyelid. When a first develops, the eye may feel bruised and may feel sensitive to light.

a Sty in the eye In severe a yellow spot may develop in the center, similar to a pimple. Known as an internal it develops as pus builds up . Pain usually subsides if the ruptures and pus is drained. Some never form this pimple-like head, and the pus continues to accumulate. Some large can interfere with vision.
Red block-like Wart
Tumor on the eyelid
Photosensitivity
Rough sense of the eye
Tears

Causes of a Sty in the eye:

Some people with chronic are prone to clogged eyelid glands, in which bacteria builds up and infects the glands. Sharing make-up or applying too much eye makeup can sometimes cause to develop. Increased stress also seems to bring them on, but the relationship between stress is not well understood.
Bacterial infection, usually staphylococcus

Risk factors and infection :
Dimple contagious, but not too badly, and to reduce the risk is wash your hands thoroughly.

Request assistance when a doctor?
If the impact of an abscess on your vision is annoying
If the show is consistently and sequentially
If you do not disappear of itself
If he does not respond to treatment with the application of domestic

Medical treatment a Sty in the eye :

* Warm compresses:

Gently press a very warm washcloth against the eyelid for 10 minutes at least 4 times per day.

* Massage:

Gently massage the entire area to speed healing.

* ointment, eye drops :

Antibiotic ointments or eye drops may help cure the infection. If the skin around it is becoming infected, antibiotic pills may be needed. The doctor had to reduce the pus discharge, pain, distress and a sense of relief.
Usually does not require the patient to take antibiotics by mouth only if there is infection in the general .

Helpful Tips and Self Care :

* Always allow a Sty in the eye to drain on its own. It is best to resist the urge to squeeze it yourself, as this may cause a more severe infection.

* If a Sty in the eye does not go away within a week with the application of warm compresses and massage, see your eye doctor.

* Do not Touch the eye makeup or contact lenses in order to recover sty, to prevent the possibility of infection.
Place the clean and warm as four times a day for ten minutes to relieve pain and help boil sooner.

Wash your hands often because children are at risk of infection.