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Stye in eye is an inflammation of your eyelid caused by bacterial infection. It usually occurs near the eyelash base is quite painful. If you notice a swollen, red bump on your eyelid resembling a pimple you need prompt medical attention. Don’t squeeze this painful lump and immediately consult a medical provider.

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Eye health is as important as your overall wellbeing. If you experience swelling, pain, or redness near your eyelid, you may have a stye. Styes need timely treatment to prevent complications like cellulitis (skin infection), eye sores and corneal inflammation. Our licensed healthcare practitioners provide oral or ointment antibiotics, depending on your symptoms and medical condition.

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A stye (or sty) is a common bacterial infection of the eyes that can cause significant discomfort. Symptoms include:

A red, swollen lump on the eyelid
Pain or tenderness in the affected area
Crustiness around the eyelid
Sensitivity to light

If you cannot visit a doctor or face delays in getting an appointment, an online medical consultation can help you get a quick evaluation and appropriate treatment.

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Stye Risk Factors

Identifying the Causes

A stye is a painful, red tender bump near the edge of the eyelid that may look like a boil or a pimple. Here are some common causes of styes:

Bacterial Infection

A stye is often caused by a bacterial infection in the oil glands of the eyelid or hair follicles near eyelash base due to Staphylococcus bacteria

Poor Hygiene

Touching your eyes with dirty hands, using old or contaminated cosmetics, or wearing unclean contact lenses can introduce bacteria to the eyelids.

Blepharitis

Chronic inflammation of the eyelid, known as blepharitis, can also trigger and increase the risk of developing eye stye.

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