The initial symptom of long grain swollen?

Update Date: 2025-07-10 Source: Network

summary

Granuloma is a common ophthalmic disease, mainly an acute suppurative inflammation caused by Staphylococcus infection of sebaceous glands around meibomian gland or eyelash hair follicle. Because of the different location of the disease, it can be divided into internal and external granuloma. The initial symptom of long grain swollen? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

The initial symptom of long grain swollen?

First: at the beginning, local congestion will appear in the wheat swelling, accompanied by pain, and then slowly form a swelling pain area. Since there was no obvious abscess at the beginning, many people would think it was caused by mosquito bites or skin allergies. Therefore, the symptoms of early stage of wheat swelling are often rarely noticed, so we should pay attention to them.

Second: then, after a few days, the abscess area will gradually become abscess, abscess suppuration, if there is congestion area, then there will be some yellow pus head. At this time, only the pus head out, pus outflow, abscess area will gradually decline.

Third: with the gradual aggravation of wheat swelling, if the pus is not discharged, the inflammation will continue to spread, once the spread is serious, the whole face will appear swelling. More serious, patients will have fever, chills symptoms. When the patient has this symptom, must promptly go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment, lest the condition aggravates, causes the more serious consequence.

matters needing attention

1. Wet compress with a clean hot towel, 15 minutes each time, 3 times a day. 2. A thread can be used to tie the root of the middle finger on the opposite side of the child's eye, that is, when the child's right eye is sick, tie the root of the index finger of the left hand, and tie the right hand when the child's left eye is sick. Note that the thread should not be too tight to prevent affecting the blood circulation of the child's fingers. 3. Apply eye ointment or eye drops to the affected area.