Redness After Chalazion Recovery: When to See an Eye Doctor?
After the stye has healed, the area around the wound may still appear red? About 11 days after the recovery from a stye, the area around the wound is still red, but there is no swelling or pain. I would like to know if the redness will gradually subside or if I should see an opht...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
If there is no pain at all, it is recommended to simply observe, as the redness and swelling should gradually subside on their own. Dr. Ho Chien-Hsien, Ophthalmology Department, Nantou Hospital.[Read More] Redness After Chalazion Recovery: When to See an Eye Doctor?
Understanding Chalazion: Treatment Options and Effectiveness of Doxycycline
A stye has developed into a chalazion? Hello doctor, I recently developed a stye, and after using eye drops and taking antibiotics for treatment, I noticed a hard lump in the area where the stye was located two weeks later. It is not visible but can be felt, and I don't usua...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Yuzu: 1. Doxycycline is not used to eliminate chalazia. It is used to treat infections. 2. Warm compresses have some effectiveness. The lump may not resolve quickly and can sometimes persist. If it continues to be bothersome, please consult a physician to evaluate whether ...[Read More] Understanding Chalazion: Treatment Options and Effectiveness of Doxycycline
Understanding Persistent Chalazion: Causes and Treatment Options
The chalazion granulation has not completely resolved? Recently, I noticed swelling and pain in the lower eyelid of my right eye when blinking, along with a granuloma-like bump. I visited an ophthalmology clinic, where it was diagnosed as a pre-sty (hordeolum). After using prescr...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: If the swelling does not subside for a long time, it may develop into a granuloma. If topical medication does not completely eliminate it but there is no discomfort, it may not require treatment. However, if there is a feeling of pressure or if it affects your appearance, ...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Chalazion: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Chalazia: Treatment Options for White Bumps in the Eye
A white chalazion is present at the inner corner of the left eye? Hello Doctor, I have developed a white chalazion in the triangular area of the inner corner of my left eye (near the nose). I visited a nearby clinic where the physician diagnosed it as a chalazion caused by gland ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Lynn: If a chalazion needs to be excised, it can generally be done at a regular clinic. If you are concerned about it getting larger, you might consider having it removed. Elevated intraocular pressure may need to be monitored, and it is likely unrelated to dry eyes or the ...[Read More] Understanding Chalazia: Treatment Options for White Bumps in the Eye
How Long Does Pathology Analysis Take for Chalazion Biopsy?
How long does it take for the pathological analysis of a chalazion biopsy? It has been over a month since a skin-colored lump appeared on my right eyelid. It feels like a hard mass, is not painful, but started to turn red a few days ago. There is slight tenderness when pressed. I...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Mr. Wu: I recommend that you visit an ophthalmologist for an examination, as it could possibly be a stye or a chalazion. It's important to rule out certain conditions and try treatment first. If necessary, a biopsy can be performed later. Online responses should only b...[Read More] How Long Does Pathology Analysis Take for Chalazion Biopsy?
Understanding a Small White Bump on the Lower Eyelid: Causes and Concerns
A small white bump has developed on the inner lower eyelid? Hello, Doctor: About a week and a half ago, I felt a slight foreign body sensation when moving my eyes, but there were no obvious small protrusions on the outside of my eye. So, I pulled down my lower eyelid and found a ...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
Monitor the situation, and if symptoms persist, seek medical attention.[Read More] Understanding a Small White Bump on the Lower Eyelid: Causes and Concerns
Understanding a Small White Spot on the Lower Eyelid: Causes and Care
There is a small white bump on the inner lower eyelid? Hello, Doctor: About a week and a half ago, I felt a slight foreign body sensation when moving my eyes, but there was no obvious protrusion on the outside of my eye. So, I pulled down my lower eyelid and discovered a small ye...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Lisa: It is possible that you have a stone. If it is a subconjunctival stone, it may not require treatment. However, if you experience severe foreign body sensation, it will need to be removed. If you are concerned about the pandemic, you can visit an ophthalmology clinic f...[Read More] Understanding a Small White Spot on the Lower Eyelid: Causes and Care
Does a Chalazion Affect Double Eyelid Surgery?
Does a chalazion conflict with double eyelid surgery? I have a double eyelid surgery scheduled for July 6 at 6:30 PM (not an incision). I suddenly remembered that I developed a chalazion on my left eyelid about a month and a half ago (it doesn't hurt when pressed, it's ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Zhao Min: A chalazion may have an impact, but it is more accurate to consult the surgeon who performed the double eyelid procedure, as their experience will determine the outcome. Online answers can only serve as a reference; it is essential to seek medical attention at a ...[Read More] Does a Chalazion Affect Double Eyelid Surgery?
Understanding Eyelid Inflammation: Causes and Treatment Options
Eyelid margin issues? Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing recurrent inflammation in the lower left eye for the past six months (not a stye or chalazion). Blood tests from rheumatology and thyroid function were normal. An ophthalmologist performed a CT scan of the brain, which ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello LIN: The absorbable sutures should be fully absorbed within one to two months. It may be that a more difficult-to-absorb type of suture is used. Silk sutures are commonly used in ophthalmology to suture tissues, and silk is generally well-tolerated within the tissue. It is ...[Read More] Understanding Eyelid Inflammation: Causes and Treatment Options
Post-Surgery Concerns: Hard Lump After Chalazion Removal
Post-surgery condition after chalazion removal? Hello Doctor, last Thursday, June 10th, I had a chalazion surgery on my lower eyelid of the right eye. I have mostly recovered and no longer feel pain or discomfort, but there is still a small hard lump on the lower eyelid where the...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Xiaoxuan: It's only been a few days, so there's no need to worry. If you follow the doctor's instructions regarding medication and follow-up visits, you should see improvement in some time. You can also do some gentle massage and apply heat when you have the...[Read More] Post-Surgery Concerns: Hard Lump After Chalazion Removal
Post-Sty Surgery: Managing Recovery and Eyelid Concerns
One week post chalazion surgery? Hello Doctor, I had a chalazion surgery at the hospital two weeks ago. On the day of the surgery and the following day, I felt that the wound was not swollen. However, after applying eye cream, another chalazion appeared in the same spot. I underw...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Ms. Chou: The healing time may not be sufficient yet; the wound needs more time to recover. Let's wait another month to see if it improves. Online responses can only serve as a reference; it is still necessary to seek medical attention at a healthcare facility if neede...[Read More] Post-Sty Surgery: Managing Recovery and Eyelid Concerns
Understanding Chalazion and Stye: Recurrence Rates and Prevention Tips
Chalazion and Hordeolum Is the recurrence rate for chalazion and stye high? How can we prevent these two eyelid conditions?
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Depending on individual constitution, some people are more prone to recurrence while others are not. For detailed information, please refer to: https://bit.ly/2CqNiYB. Department of Ophthalmology, Puzi Hospital, Taiwan: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings from 8...[Read More] Understanding Chalazion and Stye: Recurrence Rates and Prevention Tips
Can Chalazion Surgery Be Done on Both Eyelids at Once?
Questions related to chalazion surgery? Hello, Doctor: I have chalazia on both the upper and lower eyelids of my left eye. I would like to know if it is possible to remove them in one surgery, or if the upper and lower eyelids need to be done in two separate procedures. A doctor ...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
Different areas should be treated separately.[Read More] Can Chalazion Surgery Be Done on Both Eyelids at Once?
Understanding and Removing White Bumps on the Lower Eyelid
Chalazion on the lower eyelid? Hello, doctor. When I pull down my lower eyelid, I can see a small white bump, about the size of half a grain of rice, which looks like a chalazion. It has actually been there for several years, and it is not painful or bothersome. What can I do to ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Ms. Chang: It is not advisable to self-extract! Please have a physician evaluate your condition before proceeding. The Ophthalmology Department at Puzi Hospital in Taiwan is open on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and Wednesday after...[Read More] Understanding and Removing White Bumps on the Lower Eyelid
Understanding Eyelid Issues: Causes and Solutions for Double Eyelids
Eyelid issues Hello, Doctor. Recently, both of my eyelids have developed multiple layers (I originally had double eyelids). The left eye has a smaller multilayer condition, and I feel normal when blinking; however, the right eye clearly shows multiple layers, and when I blink, it...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: A chalazion can potentially affect blinking, and if it becomes too large, it may also cause eyelid drooping or astigmatism. Typically, warm compresses and topical medications may reduce its size, but they will not eliminate it completely. For definitive treatment, surgical...[Read More] Understanding Eyelid Issues: Causes and Solutions for Double Eyelids
Do You Need Anesthesia for Chalazion Drainage? Understanding the Process
Does the drainage of a chalazion require anesthesia? Recently, I developed a bump on my lower eyelid that resembles a stye (but according to online medical information, it looks more like a chalazion). It is neither painful nor itchy, but it is noticeable that there is pus withou...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Anqi: Generally, if a stye can be directly lanced, there is no need for anesthesia, as administering anesthesia can cause more pain. A stye is a hordeolum, not a chalazion. If there is a pus-filled bump in the stye, it can be directly lanced to drain it, as it is already i...[Read More] Do You Need Anesthesia for Chalazion Drainage? Understanding the Process
Impact of Not Undergoing Surgery for Eyelid Chalazion: What You Should Know
What are the potential impacts of not undergoing surgery? Hello doctor, I have been experiencing recurrent styes for about six months, and they usually resolve on their own. However, this time I have had one on my upper eyelid for over a month that hasn't gone away (I have h...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
It is recommended that you discuss the above situation with your attending physician to determine if further examinations are necessary. Thank you, and wishing you good health![Read More] Impact of Not Undergoing Surgery for Eyelid Chalazion: What You Should Know
Understanding Chalazion and Stye: Symptoms, Treatments, and Relief Options
Chalazion or Hordeolum Hello doctor, today I woke up and noticed a slight pain under my right eyelid, but there are no visible abnormalities on my face. I searched online and found that it could be a chalazion or a stye. Could you please advise me on this situation? Should I appl...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Han: If there is pain, it may be a stye. If the pain is severe, you can apply a cold compress for relief. After medical treatment, if it gradually decreases in size or disappears, surgery may not be necessary; otherwise, incision and drainage may be required. The ophthalmo...[Read More] Understanding Chalazion and Stye: Symptoms, Treatments, and Relief Options
Persistent Red Spot After Chalazion: Causes and Solutions
Chalazion issue After the long stye became pus-filled and I squeezed it out myself, it has been a month and there is still a small red spot. I have seen a doctor who said that since it is very small, it will gradually heal on its own. If it were larger, they would consider lancin...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Fangfang: If this situation occurs, it may still require some medication treatment. If there is no change after a period of treatment, surgery may be necessary. The correct treatment method should be determined by the attending physician based on the specific circumstances....[Read More] Persistent Red Spot After Chalazion: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Recurrent Chalazion: Causes and Treatment Options
Recurrent chalazion Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask the following questions: 1. Since March of this year, I have undergone surgery for recurrent chalazia in my right eye seven times and twice in my left eye. I have had biopsies performed, and all results were normal. The tre...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Allow yourself to rest more and ensure you get enough sleep. Apply warm compresses and massage the affected area four times a day for 15 minutes each time to promote blood circulation and enhance antibacterial effects. Avoid applying pressure on the area, as doing so durin...[Read More] Understanding Recurrent Chalazion: Causes and Treatment Options