Effective treatment for stye

    Hello healthy friends, see you again at my place. This video covers a very interesting topic. ie "Tiburan". Healthy friends, most people know the word "Timbilan". Some of you may have experienced this. Medically, these deposits are called hordeolum.

Effective treatment for stye

    However, many people consider this lump to be a "curse", such as when a girl is found bathing. Or after a glimpse of a girl's transformation. And finally, her eyes had a slanted look. Actually that is wrong. A stye, or scab, is an inflammation or infection that develops in the eyelid gland. There are 3 glands. These are the meibomian, zeiss and mohr glands.

    This barley is spatially divided into two. There is outer barley and inner malt. In the case of internal hordeolum, it occurs in the meibomian glands. In this medial hordeolum, the lump points toward the conjunctiva, the inner lining of the eyelid.

    For external hordeolum, this occurs in his Zeis and Moll glands. These lumps appear from the outside of the eyelid. So you can see clearly. Next, let's talk about the signs and symptoms of Hordeolum. The signs of this horde are actually easy to spot.

    You can immediately tell, "Oh, I have a lump on my eyelid." You can go up or down. The eye then appears slightly swollen and painful for those affected.Then, when the eyelids are opened, this mass inside the hordeolum appears more clearly.

    Then a person affected by an internal hordeolum will feel that there is something in their eye. After that, the eyes become tearful and sensitive to the sun and light. And when it breaks, some of the barley pus.

    These are some of the symptoms and signs of people affected by Hordeolum. Others ask questions like, "Doctor, can these barley and debris be contagious?" The answer is that Hordeolum is not contagious. Again, Hordeolum is not contagious. And there is a kind of barley-like disease, whose name is chalazion. The difference, however, is that chalazion does not cause pain in the eyelids, but its size can be larger than barley. However, handling is almost the same as Hordeolum.

    The hordeolum then heals on its own in about 1 to 2 weeks. However, we obviously want to recover sooner than at this time. Therefore, if you want to recover faster, consult your doctor. So I'm going to get treatment, antibiotics, etc. And for those experiencing that barley, don't rub it. Also, until resolved.

    Your hands may be itchy because they look like pimples. Not recommended. Here are some tips you can do at home for those who have been exposed to Hordeolum. So the first thing you can do is make a warm compress. Therefore, warm the eyelids with a towel moistened with warm water.

    Dry with a warm towel and wring it out a little. Do not let it drip. Also set the temperature. Don't get too hot as it's not good for your face and eyes. Second, remove your contact lenses first or don't use them. And cleans makeup, especially around the eyes. Therefore, people who have been exposed to Hordeolum should not wear makeup or contact lenses yet.

    Contact lenses that have never been replaced also contain bacteria. And when you recover, you should replace your contact lenses. For women who are used to makeup, remove makeup before going to bed. Do not sleep with makeup on your face. After that, mascara should be changed every six months for her. Do not use mascara that has been used for a long time as it will accumulate bacteria.

    Then the next step or tip is to keep your eyes clean. Keeping your eyes clean doesn't mean you have to wash your eyes at the mall or go shopping. My suggestion here is to wash your face regularly with warm water to prevent eyelid infections and irritations.Use soaps that are not too harsh. It does not cause skin or eyelid irritation. I call it mild soap or mild soap. Then make a compress with black tea. In addition to the towels mentioned earlier, you can also use tea in bags or bags. Even if you brew tea and take it out, it will remain in the bag. Not open. Then press it onto your eyelids. And my advice is to test the temperature first.Don't overheat.

    Black tea has natural anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. However, do not use tea bags for black tea repeatedly. One application is enough. Also, do not drip water droplets during application or use. Squeeze it out until it dries a little first, then apply it to your eyes. And you can compress it for 5 to 10 minutes. Like an old warm towel. And you can do this every few days.

    Cucumbers or potatoes can be used in the next step. Where cold cucumber can help soothe sore eyes...and can also soothe irritation. If you don't have cucumbers, you can substitute potatoes. You can slice a potato and stick it on your eyelid. Of course you don't use french fries, right?

    That's all the information I can give you at this time. I hope you are all staying healthy. Those of you who are currently suffering from bumps and stye may be able to try the suggestions I have provided and I wish you a speedy recovery.

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