
Chalazion
Known Symptoms
- Firm, painless swelling or lump on the eyelid.
- Mild redness or tenderness in the early stages.
- Blurred vision if the lesion presses on the cornea.
- Occasionally, cosmetic deformity or discomfort from size.
Known Causes
- Blockage of meibomian oil glands due to inflammation.
- Poor eyelid hygiene or chronic blepharitis.
- Skin conditions like rosacea or seborrheic dermatitis.
- Previous stye or recurrent eyelid infections.
Care
- Apply warm compresses and gently massage the eyelid daily.
- Maintain proper eyelid hygiene to prevent recurrence.
- Seek medical or surgical drainage if swelling persists.
- Avoid squeezing or rubbing the lesion to prevent infection.
- Firm, painless swelling or lump on the eyelid.
- Mild redness or tenderness in the early stages.
- Blurred vision if the lesion presses on the cornea.
- Occasionally, cosmetic deformity or discomfort from size.
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