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Chalazions that refuse to go away
I've had a chalazion for over 2 years now. I've seen doctors about it, but they just gave me ointments that never seemed to work. It has been getting smaller for the past few months, but in the last 2 weeks or so it has been getting worse. I also have another one on my other eye that has been there for almost 3 years now. That one is barely there but it refuses to fully recover. They are both generally painless, but the bigger one feels like a slight bruise when touched.
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Treatment of chalazion include
A medical management includes warm compresses followed by lid massage with index finger tightly from up to down followed by application of aziyhromycin ointment over lid margins
B intralesional Kenacort injection
C incision and curettage is option which is quick and easy
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Chalazion.... Take a course of capsule doxycycline 100 mg per day for 15 days. Use zaha{ azithromycin ointment} twice a day for 15 days.
Try this course if d chalazion does not improve better to get a small operation done to remove it.
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