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May 21, 2024 - 12:58 PM
A chalazion, differentiating it from blepharitis and a stye, is triggered by the blockage and inflammation of an oil gland located in the eyelid. This typically happens when the oil produced by the meibomian glands becomes too thick to secrete, or if the gland's opening becomes too narrow for the oil to secrete quickly. This results in the enlargement of the gland and subsequent inflammation in the surrounding tissues. A chalazion should resolve within 1-2 weeks. Sometimes it leaves behind scar tissues which may require minor surgery for removal. Trust the all-natural TheraLIfe All In One Dry Eye Starter Kit to relieve dry eyes and keep chalazion under control.
