How to get rid of stye on eye?

How to get rid of a stye eye really fast?

• I have a really bad stye eye that ive had for about 4 days now and it is not getting any better at all. I use stye eye drops and i have been applying heat to it (doctors recomendation). The eye lid is swollen and it hurts really bad right by the outter corner of my eye. I'm not seeing any improvements in what to do or how to get it all better. thank you soo much!

• Answer:

  Each of the oil glands, called Meibomian glands, produces oil which flows out of the gland into the tears. The oil exits from each gland through a tiny circular opening just behind the eyelashes of the upper and lower lids. A chalazion (persistent STYE) is caused by the oil in the gland becoming too thick to flow out of the gland or the opening of the gland being obstructed. Without anywhere to go, the oil builds up inside the gland and forms a lump in the eyelid. The gland wall may break, releasing the oil into the tissue of the eyelid, causing inflammation and sometimes scar tissue. Warm compress: I find this to be a) the most often medically recommended and b) most reliable method of prevention. If you do a good warm compress every day for 10 or 15 minutes, you probably won't get a chalazion ever again. If you can't manage daily compresses, then at least watch out for those warning twinges, and the moment you think you might be starting to get a chalazion -- before the swelling even starts -- do a couple of compresses in the same day. If the swelling has already started, make the compresses longer, and do them as often as you can. Sometimes, you can head off a chalazion in these early stages with frequent warm compresses. (More details on warm compresses below, with lots of how-to info.) Johnson's Baby Shampoo: This might sound ridiculously simple, but just washing your eyes a couple times every day with no-tears soap can do wonders. Kinda like washing your face to avoid zits ... it gets rid of the surface bacteria. And, really, how hard would it be to add this to your daily washing habits? It takes about a minute. Antibiotic ointment: If you've got really persistent chalazions -- or you have an important event coming up, like your wedding -- you might consider asking your doctor to prescribe short-term use of an antibiotic ointment. You just squeeze a little bit of this slimy stuff into each eye before bed each night, and it seems (in my experience) to completely prevent chalazions from occurring. If a large chalazion or stye does not heal after other treatments or if it affects your vision, your Eye M.D. may need to drain it in surgery. The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia in your ophthalmologist's office. see...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zlaeh8CBJ%E2%80%A6