How do you get rid of a sty under neither your eye? I have had it for about 3 months and it won't go away. Please help.
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I remember people used to rub a gold ring over a sty to cure it I think it worked but don't know why.Just one gentle rub
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it is an infection of the outer layer covering the eye.\nyou have to keep on taking your medications and consult your doctor.\nnever undermine this and keep in touch with your ophthalmologist.
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it could be an ingrown eyelash; or possibly a peice of debri or something that has gotten stuck in a pore, and infected it. go to your local doctor or emergency room; they will be able to give you an ointment of sorts that will help it go away faster. if nothing else, they will usually go away on there own after not very long- days or weeks.\n\nanyway, i hope that helps!
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It could be anything from conjunctivitis (pink eye) or it could be due to a foreign body irritating it. \n\nI'd recommend an eye wash as a first step to troubleshooting your condition.
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You might actually have a sty.  A sty (what a name, huh?) is caused by an ingrown eyelash.  Like an ingrown nose, leg, or pubic hair, it gets pus, kind of like a pimple.  Only, your eyes are very sensitive, so you feel the reaction more.  The only thing you can really do is wait for it to go away.\nI know that sounds gross, but they do go away quickly.\nYou can get medication for it, but it only treats the discomfort, it doesn't make it go away.\nUse a cold compress to make it feel better.  If you have to be out and about,and you find that it is a bit sensitive to light, wear sunglasses.  You might also want to wear an eyepatch to bed.  Drink plenty of water.  Also,when you wash your face, be sure to rinse well.\nIt sounds very much like a sty.  They suck, but everybody gets one at least once in their life, and they go away (usually a couple of days).\nGood luck, hope you feel better.\n\nPS if you wear contacts, wear your glasses for now.\nGood luck
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See a Doctor it sounds like you have set off a case of conjunctivitis...eyes are very delicate don't try any home cures see the Dr...
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tanning really helps this. also, salt water, or pool water. all of these things will clear it up.also, neosporin helps too. i figured that one out for myself. one day i was out of my cortizone(which also heps with itching) and i tried it, and it worked really great.
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I had to go to a dermatologist. I had it ever since I was a young teenager (was 30 years old when finally saw dermatologist) and he helped me with it. They can give you a prescription medication to help it. It eventually made mine go away.
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it is my understanding that there is no way to get rid of them. they are genetic.  creams and sleep will do nothing really. they say however using moisturizer  to keep your skin hydrated on a regular basis can slightly lessen the apperance.but they will still be present. the only thing i can tell you is makeup, weather you are male or female a little concealer or base will help. its funny i just read an article about that yesterday.
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there is no way to get out of not going to the doctor for this one, it is a very bad infection and can be cured by home remedies.   throw away your existing contacts and don't wear any until 1 week after they clear up. wash your hand constantly, don't rub, more than likely it will spread to the other eye
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I assume you are talking about under your eyes.  Yes, they will eventually go away once you get yourself built up.  But anemia makes you tired, and tired shows in the eyes.  Get as much rest as you can, and put slices of cucumber over your eyes when you lay down for a nap, to cool and refresh your eyes.  Make them nice thin slices to they shape themselves to your eyelids instead of feeling like a weight on your eye.
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It might be a stye. Here is the WebMD explaination of the problem.\n\n"A stye is an infection in the tiny oil glands along the edge of the eyelid that surround the base of an eyelash. It begins as a red, tender bump, and looks like a small pimple as it develops.\n\nA stye usually comes to a head (clear or yellow fluid collects in the stye) in about 3 days, after which it breaks open and drains and heals in about a week. Though the cause of a stye is often unknown, it can develop from rubbing the eyes or using products near the eyelid that can irritate the eye, both of which can transfer bacteria to the skin and cause infection.\n\nUsually, home treatment is all that is necessary to treat a stye. This includes not wearing eye makeup or contact lenses; allowing the stye to break open by itself; applying warm, wet compresses to the eye area; and using nonprescription medications. "
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I know this sounds wierd but my mom always made me do this when I had a stye. Rub a gold ring (real gold) on the eye it always helped me
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A hot compress can help relieve the pain and also might help\nget rid of the infection. To create a compress, take a piece\nof material (such as a cotton ball) and heat it in hot water.\nIt needs to be as hot as can be managed comfortably, without\nbeing so hot as to burn the skin. The material is then placed\non the eyelid for several minutes, until it cools, then it is\nreplaced with another compress. Do this several times a day.\n\n\nIf the stye doesn't go away in a few days, see your doctor.\nAntibiotic ointments may be needed, and, sometimes, the per-\nson will need oral antibiotics. In some cases, the stye\nneeds to be opened up (lanced) by a doctor, if it doesn't\nheal by itself.\n\nDo not squeeze a stye - ever. Never try to squeeze the pus\nout of a stye. If the stye is not ready to burst, the infec-\nted pus may be squeezed into the tissue next to the stye,\ncausing the infection to spread further.\n\n\nTo prevent the spread of infection, do not touch, rub, or\nsqueeze the stye. Dispose of used compresses in the garbage,\nso that others do not have to touch it. Also, wash your\nhands frequently.
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Mine look like a little white marbles the size of a pinhead just under my lower eyelid.  (very different from a sty)  They can last for weeks or even months at a time.\n\nI get these from time to time.  They never go away on there own and eventually become painful when I apply makeup.  I get them just under my bottom eyelid.  I ususally take a pair of tweezers and gently squeeze them. I do not pull on my skin, just pinch the "marble" under the skin   It take me a few tries but they do come out.  If your extrememly careful you will not harm your skin. I have never had any bleeding or bruising afterwards.  You might consider cleaning your tweezers with alcohol before you use them.\n\nPS I think it has more to do with heredity than diet or cleaning your face.  These are not your normal pimple like bumps as you probably aleady know.\n\nI also get tiny tab moles on my neck and upper chest from time to time.
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It's me again. Gordy in South Portland, Maine. That gooey stuff are your eyes, trying to heal themselves. You may possibly have a little irritation in your eyes, still. If you have a family doctor, he can take a peek and prescribe an eye rinse for you to keep your eyes clean while they are healing. Because this is such a pain in the neck to you, I would think a quick visit to your doctor, or even a walk-in clinic, would end a lot of useless worry about it. The best part about doctors and clinics is that almost all of the  time they have seen all this before and they will know exactly what to do for you. A fantastic eye rinse you can pick up at the pharmacy, over the counter, is Collyrium. It comes in a 4 ounce bottle with an eye cup on top to use. All it is is boric acid, sodium borate and water, preserved with benzalkonium chloride (0.01%). Don't let that fancy language scare you. It's great stuff, and after you slosh it around in your eyes for about thirty seconds, you can feel the itching go away and your eyes getting a decent chance to heal themselves. Your best bet, and the one that I'd opt for because it's the shortest route to home plate, is just see your doctor or clinic. They have stuff even better than the stuff I just recommended to you and it will also shorten the time you have to be bugged it this. I sometimes get allergic reactions to stuff after being out on my bicycle for long rides in the Maine countryside, and this eye wash Collyrium knocks it out pretty quick. Hope I haven't upset you with all this information. I will be holding a very strong thought which goes like this: let him get his eyes in good shape again before this Saturday. Good luck to you from  - G. in South Portland, Maine., U.S.A.
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The places on your eyes sound like sties. They are basically pimples that form on your eyelids or at your lashline.They can form because of stress,the same as other pimples, so perhaps you have a virus of some sort that is also causing the weakness. ASK YOUR DOCTOR!!! With diabetes it could be anything,none of which you need to play around with. Try putting a washrag soaked in hot water (as hot as you can stand it next to your eye)at your eye. Let it stay as long as it's hot...this will help draw the sties and make them come to a head sooner. Good Luck..I hope all is well with you!!