It's been diagnosed as such and feels swollen, painful and constantly streaming. Thanks in advance for any advice.
133710
ouch that isnt good.  Acupuncture could clear that out.  There are needles, (not in the duct) that can dislodge the obstruction.  Otherwise, you a heat compress on the eye 4 times a day.  You can use a de-shelled hardboiled egg or a soaked chamomille tea bag.
347243
try taking warm bath to sooth your pain  try  not to irritate  it to much when you wipe  or anything  \ndo not self  medicate  \nand  go  see a doctor  about  it may be nothing  but just incase  go see your doctor \n\nand  please let us  know  \nthank you \n\nhope u  feel better
378082
I actually had this too a few years ago.  It was a fluid filled cist.  They were going to operate to remove it but instead they stuck a big needle in there and it drained right out.  Its been fine ever since.  It was also the size of a pea and times if I used my hands a lot or bumped it it would hurt more.
160244
I feel for you. I have the same problem. Just drips off me and I am soaked. Going to make doc apt. to see whats up. Sorry I'm no help but I will be watching your answers.
176187
It's an infection, go to the doctor.
621923
Talk to your doctor. Try a warm bath.
650863
Get to a Doc, don't delay.\nIt could either be Meneres or M.S.\nEither way there's treatment for both.\nGet yourself checked out by someone qualified
515681
Rinse and rinse with water-eventually it will have to dislodge  blink and flush,blink and flush and so on .  If its really gritty and is hurting after so long a time and still there  go to a Medical Clinic-have all the equipment necessary and cheaper than Emergency
268809
Its probibly a cyst or some fatty tissue that needs to be drained.  Definately see a doctor to have this done to ensure that it is not something more serious.
98617
Yes, its a bacterial infection and you need to be treated with antibiotics, the infection can get into your blood stream an make you extremely sick or worse
113287
This sounds just like something my boyfriend had 2 weeks ago. It was bothering him so bad, so he went to the eye doctor and they told him it was a swollen gland. They told him to keep plenty of heat on it. Hope i helped!
605443
If you had no prior reasons for suspecting your kidneys then I would have to say that you strained your back.  Use cold packs for the swelling and pain for 24-36 hours. When the pain and swelling subside, use moist heat for the next 48-72 hours.  Then see a massage therapist for a few sessions until you find total relief. I wouldn't count on doing anything strenuous for the next week at least.  Good luck to you!
479577
It sounds like a staph infection.   I have had one,  as per the doctor, you need to keep it draining, this will ease the pain, as well warm moist compresses as often as possible will help it to drain faster.  These are very painful, so take some ibuprofen. Although these can be treated at home. It is best to see a doctor as these can turn into a very serious and contagious condition called MRSA.   You probably need an antibiotic. It is very important to keep your hands washed very thoroughly after touching this, and do not allow the fluid from this to touch anything either. It is my understanding that these are very contagious, even on your body. You may want to go to the doctor if after 3 days, you see no improvement, or ease in pain, especially if you have a fever.
375351
You've probably strained the muscles from all the heaving ... it should feel better in a day or so, but if it doesn't perhaps you should get to the Doctor ...
215027
Only you and your primary doctor can figure out whats the best for you.  Check with them first.  Ask them to send you for the appropriate tests to find out what exactly the cause of your pain is.  X-rays, MRI, CAT scan, ultra sound are all good in finding the culprit to your pain. \n\nYour primary may set you up with a regimine to try at home.  Ice and heat alternately to reduce external swelling if that's present.  Anti-inflamatory medicines to reduce internal swelling.  Excercises to stimulate the blood flow to the area so you're not stiff.  \n\nFrom there, they would be best to determine what further care you may need/want and which specialist would be best to go with.
476034
It sounds like an abcess. Usually starts as a hair follicle that is infected by staphlococcus. The hair follicle encloses and becomes larger. The pressure from the fluid pushing on your skin causes the pain. They are also called carbuncles. The best would be to go on some antibiotics from a physician or midlevel provider. Topical bactriban or triple antibiotic may work, but if you get them recurrently, it is best to get on some antibiotics.
285184
It has all the sounds of a problem with good blood circulation. Yes, you should be concerned about this. Look at this URL:\n\nhttp://www.lifelinescreening.com/disease_perph.asp?src=WGGL-063\n\nhttp://www.umm.edu/ency/article/003104.htm\n\nhttp://www.umm.edu/ency/article/003104.htm\n\nand at this GOOD one: http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/sym/leg_swelling.htm