How to treat pouty eyes

Pouting eyes is a common name in some areas. In fact, it is hordeolum, which is an eye disease caused by purulent bacterial infection. After getting hordeolum, patients should not be too anxious. Through good treatment, generally very good effects can be achieved in the short term. For example, sweat steaming can be used. When the stye has pus head, some ointments can be used. The more common ones are rifampicin eye drops, chloramphenicol eye ointment, etc.

Three steps to treat sty: First, if the stye has not yet formed a pustule, you should quickly help promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. The most effective way is to cover your eyes directly with a hot towel for hot compresses. There is no need to apply any medicine for the time being. You can also use sweat steaming to use hot air to help promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. Secondly, when there is pus head in the stye, the pus head should be cut to release the pus, and then you can apply chloramphenicol eye ointment, rifampicin eye drops, chloramphenicol eye drops, etc. This can help to reduce inflammation and kill bacteria in time, and has a good effect on stye.

Pay attention to the following issues.

1. Do not use a hot water bag instead of moist heat compress, because the hot water bag has shallow penetration and weak effect, and only causes congestion of the surface tissue. When applying hot and wet compresses, you must prevent burns to the skin, especially for young children and elderly patients. You can apply a thin layer of Vaseline on the eyelids or cover them with Vaseline gauze for prevention. 2. What should patients with sty pay attention to? Patients with sty should avoid squeezing or picking with unsterilized needles or cutting the sty prematurely. 3. When an abscess has formed and pus spots have appeared, you should go to the hospital for incision and drainage. If the abscess breaks on its own, you can gently wipe it off with clean cotton. 4. Continue taking the medication for about a week after recovery to prevent recurrence. 5. Patients with stubborn recurrences should go to the hospital to identify the cause and receive treatment.