Error401:
Been there for 2 months and I went to a government hospital where I was diagnosed of External Hordeleum (Chalazion)
I was referred to another Government Teaching Hospital in Osogbo for the surgery.

I just want to know the probable cost of the surgery
And how risky it is! Thank you
P.S - it dosent bother me at all, aside from the bulge

DroppingLiquid:
Ehya, you just gave someone hope.

Wanbissaka:
which kind advice is this?

Dshocker:


Even after surgery,it will still grow back after some months

Error401:
Been there for 2 months and I went to a government hospital where I was diagnosed of External Hordeleum (Chalazion)
I was referred to another Government Teaching Hospital in Osogbo for the surgery.

I just want to know the probable cost of the surgery
And how risky it is! Thank you
P.S - it dosent bother me at all, aside from the bulge

blinking001:

I'm guessing hers was on the lower eye lid right?

PrimadonnaO:


No. Upper eye lid for both eyes.

Was diagnosed as chalazion.

wumi2017:
You can try this antibiotics drug ( Amoxicillin) and chloramphenicol eye drop then any antibiotics ointment first it might burst ..
Happened to one of my friend and thats what she used..

Wesporting:
Don't do surgery. Don't try it

blinking001:

Okay, i had mine in my right lower eye lid, did surgery thrice for it to be successfully removed. The first surgeon only burst the sac containing the fluid and failed to remove the sac completely, so the sac got filled up with fluid again in no time. I went back to a different hospital and got the sac removed completely, I'm fine now. Tell her doctors to focus on completely removing the sac that contains the fluid. Chalazion can be annoying. Trust me warm water press, antibiotics etc don't usually work.

Wanbissaka:
which kind advice is this?

lilvicky68:
Stop closing your eyes when sleeping..it will go..

When the eyes are open for long it won't have space to survive..

Rooneyboy:

This is Chalazion
In my own case (2014) I was given some antibiotics both injection and tabs and it disappeared.
I used maxi-vision at ikeja.
I was also given one photochromic glasses like that (I don long throw-way the glasses )
It is usually caused by dirts. Mine was dust when I was transferred to KD.
You'll be fine, it's nothing to be worried about.

Sharrpguy:




A hordeolum is usually caused by a bacterial staph infection and results in pain, swelling, and redness. A hordeolum looks like a pus-filled lump or pimple at the edge of the eyelid.

Treatment
In most cases, a stye will go away on its own, but your eye doctor may recommend treatment, including:

Warm compresses—place a warm, wet cloth on your eyelid for 5 to 10 minutes several times a day, as instructed by a doctor of optometry.
Prescribed antibiotic ointments or drops that have been approved for use in the eye.
Never squeeze the stye.
Do not wear eye makeup until the infection has healed.
Your eye doctor may recommend that you discontinue contact lens wear until the infection has healed.

thank You
N.B: Dubbed from Google.

Antoeni:
Pieces it with Needle, Simple

phemmyfour:
For now, stay away from eye lashes fixing

ELgordo:
I had the same thing since 2002 until I did surgery in 2008 to remove it at UBTH benin after using so many drugs since then I have been fine mine used to bring out puss it is caused when you remove the hair outta your eye lash and infection sets In.... my dear do the surgery i had to deal with mine for 5years straight.....peace

nneh1:



It is called chalazon. When did you notice it?
Is it too big?
If it's just recent and not too big ,try hot compresses as therapy to ease the flow of glands on that region and gradually it will dissolve. Antibiotics wont remove it.

nneh1:



It is called chalazon. When did you notice it?
Is it too big?
If it's just recent and not too big ,try hot compresses as therapy to ease the flow of glands on that region and gradually it will dissolve. Antibiotics wont remove it.

Naija4love:
use this and thanks me later. Don’t go for surgery oooo. Teaching hospital will used you for exams