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Stye in my right upper eyelid.
I got a stye in my upper eyelid, it developed two days back. And its becoming bigger so i pop it and theres pus coming out in green colour. Its very annoying and irritating. Even my vision is effected a little. Please suggest me what to do. I apply ointments , cleanse properly, warm compress , i take antibiotics and apply sandalwood too to make it dry. Nothing helped.
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the vision can be blurred due to stye some times because that bulge press over cornea ( black eye ) to alter its shape which gives temporary power so there will be drop of vision.
but ones stye heals the vision will get back to normal automatically so no need to worry.
Next Steps
warm compress will be more beneficial and usually it will be resolved in 1 to 2 weeks.
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avoid sandalwood application
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A. Stye has no relation with vision
B. Usually stye resolves in 1week.
If it is not resolving then it may be something else.... Kindly share photos of your eye so that I may guide you better
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