I have weird swelling around both of my eyes, right near the cheekbones.?
107100
Definitely go see your doctor or eye doctor!  Swelling is a sign of inflammation or infection and probably needs to be treated.
471936
It's possible that you may have allergies.  I have that going on all the time when I forget to take my meds.  But if it gets bad enough, both eyes can be irritated - and that's not fun.\n\nYou should probably see a doctor to see if you have them, and which ones you have.  They may prescribe Allegra or Claritin.
936097
If there is swelling too, could be an infected lymph node. You need to see your doctor.
831129
Sounds like there is one of two different problems going on here:\n\nFirst, you could have a mild eyelid infection.  These infections will definitely cloud up your contacts and make your vision blurry.  They will also call the "sleep" that you are getting in the morning.  This "sleep" is cause by a mucous that is a result of the infection.  The mucous dries out overnight and you are left with eyelids stuck together.\n\nSecondly, and maybe more likely, you have a condition known as giant papillary conjunctivitis (also called GPC for short).  In this condition, the inside of your upper eyelids essentially become inflamed.  This inflammation interferes with the proper functioning of your contacts and causes the symptoms you are describing.  \n\nIn either case, eyedrops will help to alleviate the problem.  Also, in both cases you should stop wearing your contacts full time until you see an optometrist.  Definitely do not sleep in them right now.
573038
could be GPC or giant papillary conjunctivitis. I used to get it when i wore contact lenses. Essentially your eyes get irritated by something (contacts, cat hair, hay fever, dust) and their ability to ward off illness is lowered. They catch bacterial infections, and mucus results. If it is alot, go to the eye doctor. He/she will give you ointment to put in your eyes and help you figure out what is causing it.
966545
could be a slight lazy eye, talk to your eye doctor and he will prescribe some glasses to fix that up
142730
I would definitely consult an eye doctor.  Bulging eyes are a common sign in several conditions, including hyperthyroidism.
495829
Yes, thats normal. If you starts getting a red ring around it, like a bull's eye, see a doctor.
549654
is that from when you raise your eyebrows?\nhow bad are they?\ndont worry its not life threatening.\ntalk to your parents about it if you are concerned...\nit might be an algergic reation... i am allergic to some skin medications...
915481
Sounds like an allergic reaction.  Do you get itchy too?  Around the throat area?  If so, be very careful.  You could be getting hives and the swelling is dangerous!  I'd call a doctor and tell him/her your symptoms.
70855
you should flushed you eye out immediately for at least 10 min with real cold water!! Since it is swollen you need to go to the ER for them to treat it.
1173287
Talk to a doctor.Your nose is probably ok!
918637
Sounds like a recurring migraine headache with allergies.  This would account for the swelling.  Do you sleep on the right side at night?  If so, all of the sinus drainage could be accumulating in that sinus cavity.  Use a cool mist humidifier at night, take some kind of antihistamine medication (like Benadryl, Comtrex, Tylenol Allergy-Sinus, etc.), and use Vick's vapor rub on a cloth near your nose.  The Vick's will help decongest your nose and allow you to breath better.  You could also be having an ear infection.  If this continues, you will need to go to the doctor and get on an antibiotic for sinus infection.
273844
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!
700255
Try to put tea bags under your eyes or use preperation H under your eyes. Sounds wierd but it really works.
108387
Sounds like you might have a sinus infection.  It's no big deal, but you need to go see a doctor.
741090
If they form in a cicle around the coloured part of your eye - get a cholesterol test as they can be a sign of hypercholesterolaemia.  \n\nYou should  always  see your optician/opthalmologist/doctor about any unusual condition.