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May 28, 2024 - 02:51 PM
For treating a chalazion, warm compresses applied to the affected eyelid several times a day are often recommended as the best initial approach to help the gland drain. Over-the-counter treatments like eyelid cleansers in combination with antibiotic ointments may also be useful. If the chalazion persists, steroid injections and minor surgery for removal of the scar tissue are often performed. Since chalazion is caused by blocked oil glands from chronic dry eyes, treating dry eyes will help prevent recurrence. Consider checking out the all-natural oral dry eye treatment from TheraLife for ongoing relief.
