
I’m not sure if you can see it but I have a sty in my eye, what’s the best thing to do for it?

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Try some antiseptic ointment for eyes. It's very likely a bacterial infection. Tobramycin eye drops is good, I don't know if it's available without prescription in US. Bacitracin is prescription free in lower doses and should work as well.
Often eye infection goes with mouth infection together, in this case you need and antibiotic treatment.
Oh, I know how to fix that. You got to a doctor. Lucky you asked me.
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Thank you Brandi
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Sorry
Try a warm compress.
I've also recently been using an OTC optic antibiotic spray that helps with dry eyes.
I believe that there are a few brands available.
The antibiotic in it might also help it to drain more quickly.
I know that a sty is painful.
Good luck to you.
Thanks
My mother had a stye. After following doctor's advice to put antibiotic creams on it, she eventually had to have it surgically removed.
@aviatortom
I hope I don’t need surgery
@jennz6 Do what your doctor prescribes and hopefully it will go away.
My understanding is that a stye is a bacterial infection. To get rid of it, you have to kill the bacteria.
@aviatortom
How does bacteria get into your eyes 👀
@jennz6 Have you never rubbed your eyes or touched your face? The typical way bacteria gets into our systems is through our eyes. Your hands touch a surface with bacteria (cellphones and TV remotes have been found to harbor lots of bacteria) and then you scratch an itch near your eye, or rub your eye. If you remember the COVID-19 pandemic, the most common thing told us was to not touch our eyes... and wash hands frequently.
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I was doing a BJ and cum got in my eye
@jennz6 That might do it 😢
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Hard to focus with such an enchanting eye 🙃
But I had one of those a couple of years ago
Honestly you should just go to the nearest clinic they will give you sterilized wet napkins used to clean it well.
And an eye dropper that will dissolve and dislodge it.
You won’t feel a thing
Take the medication for like 2 weeks and you’ll be good as new
Thanks so much
Yes, I saw below that someone mentioned teabag and yes, those can work well for a few reasons.
"Steep a black or green tea bag in warm water for a few minutes. Let it cool, then place it on the affected eye for 10-15 minutes. The tannins in tea can help to reduce inflammation and soothe irritation"
A warm compress!!! Let it build up to a head and pop it
@mariogirl09
Someone said that I should put a teabag on it?
I've never heard of that.. its got herbs and stuff in it might be good for it but a warm compress or a hot one has always done the trick for me so its up to you
I agree with @Mariogirl09
Don't squeeze or pop it it might cause infection or make it worse.
put a warm compress on it for 10 15 minutes several times a day it helps reduce the swelling and promote drainage. you can also use pain reliefer if needed if it worst call you dr and see if he can prescribe a antibiotic
Keep your fingers off of it, no makeup. Take a warm washcloth or something and just hold it on there for like 5 to 10 minutes or until the washcloth gets cool wind it app again, do it again, do that like I don't know 510 times a day, if you have to, but it has you have to keep it clean, let it air out. Do it again, they're out. But no make up
Nice eyes by the way yours are as green is mine
I have had a few of those. Usually warm compresses help. Like a warm wet wash clothe held against your eye. And a doctor can give a prescription for drops or a gel to apply. If this doesn’t work then you will need a specialist to drain it. And this is not fun at all.
good luck and I’m sending positive vibes.
Go to your general practitioner. If it's not a huge deal, they can give you medication. If it's more serious, you would need to go to an ophthalmologist.
Apply an OTC triple antibiotic ointment 3-4 times daily. Don't use makeup until the stye resolves. If it is not beginning to improve in 3-4 days, consult your primary care physician.
I got them a lot as a lad, but not since I became an adult. I think they're from a vitamin deficiency, so you may have to see your doctor about improving your diet.
They usually pop on their own. What has most people said you have to use a warm compress if you don’t want to use it Doctor
Pretty much hot. compress or meds / drops for it otherwise need a doctor to check and make sure the correct meds.
Nice 👁️ though.
Why is your skin so wrinkly if you're just 36? No, I don't notice anything wrong with your eyes nor eyelids.
Get some medication, or see an opthalmologist who will prescribe some.
Had one years ago, pretty sure it was warm compresses and topical ointment
I think a warm compress is the best solution.
even your eye is beautiful! I recommend sunglasses next to he aims at you!
Oh dear, @jennz6 🤗🤗 I don’t see it, but antiseptic eye drops (Polysporin) and eye wipes
A warm compress.
There is some antibiotics that you should get
I have no idea
Avoid touching it and always wash your hands
I just watched a video of a doctor draining a sty
What is STY? I don’t see anything wrong
See a doctor or talk to a pharmacist.
Go see an eye doctor
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