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Stye Eye Infection!

Eye Infection - Learn How it Spreads

A Stye is an infection on the corners or around the eyelids. The glands that secret oil swells up and become painful. It is caused by bacteria called Staphylococcus. It can spread from one person to the other. In the beginning there will be a red swollen area near the eyelash on upper or lower eyelid. It is soft to touch. Slowly it is filled with pus. It becomes painful and the eye may water and look bloodshot. Sometimes it may block the vision.

Once the swelling breaks and the pus comes out the pain is over and the stye eye infection goes away. They are irritating and painful. One always feels like squeezing it to remove them. But one should not do that as it only worsens the condition.

The best way is to use warm compresses several times during the day. Clean cloth should be dipped in warm water and given compresses several times a day. One should observe cleanliness. Washing hands before compress is very important because if it is not washed then the bacteria can spread and cause more styes.

One should not rub the infected eye and touch the other eye with same hands. This also helps to spread infection. It is there for three to four days. But if it still continues then one should consult a doctor.

There are some more treatments for stye eye infection. One can always try and see which helps better in curing the stye infection. All of them are natural and safe.

• One should wash the eye with warm water.
• One can use an eye cup bought from a medical store.
• One can even use cold milk. It can be used to rinse the eye. It can also be dropped in the eye with an eye dropper. It has a soothing effect.
• Herbs like eyebright can be used to relieve redness in the eye. It can also be used in warm compress. It can be purchased from a store

Eyes are the most sensitive parts of our body any infection affecting it should be taken seriously and cured properly.

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