Swollen eye

Swollen Eye

Stye is an eye inflammation in which the lower of upper eyelid swells due to the bacterial infection. It is mostly seen during winters and monsoons.

An upper swollen eyelid occurs due to an inflammation, an infection, a blocked tear duct or oil gland, or an eye allergy.

Styes and allergies are two reasons an eyelid might become swollen. Here, learn about some causes of a swollen eyelid, what to do if they happen, and when to see a doctor.

[200706] Yuju's swollen eye (Weverse)

swollen eye

Every time she woke up with the swelling, I felt a niggling unease. Something told me we were on the wrong track. I just didn’t know how to get on the right one. Two years ago, my daughter Devorie, who was six at the time, woke up with a swollen eyelid. Nothing to panic about. […]

An explanation of what blepharitis is, including how to treat symptoms of swollen, red, puffy eyelids, what to tell your doctor, and how to prevent symptoms from coming back.

Regretfully, many individuals with keratoconus also suffer from other conditions affecting the health and comfort of their eyes. Dry eye symptoms are common and so is blepharitis, or inflammation of the eyelids. While the treatment for blepharitis is cleaning the area around the eyelashes, the cause may not be