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Child Care & First Aid : How to Treat a Stye

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Uploaded by on Nov 17, 2008

To treat a stye, apply a moist, warm compress to the area as many times a day as possible until the stye diminishes or until it comes to a head and drains itself. Care for a stye, which is a clogged duct on the eyelid, with expertise from a registered nurse in this free video on first aid.

Expert: Beverly Bitterman
Contact: www.beverlybitterman.com
Bio: Beverly Bitterman began her career as a registered nurse working in Cardiac Intensive Care.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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  • @CALIBOi1997 Ok good

  • @SuperNickBowser Good.

  • @CALIBOi1997 Said it's nothing to woory about

  • @SuperNickBowser I think after a week or so, you should of went to the doctors.

  • I AHEV HAD MINE FOR ALMOST 6 FREAKING MONTHS AND I HAVE REDNESS UNDER MY EYE

    Question: How do I get rid of the redness UNDER my eye

  • my stye appeared last friday and i tried many remedies like the tea bag thing and applying hot compresses. it is now currently wednsday and my lower eyelid is swelled up like hell and my upper eyelid is starting to swell up to! imagine a big eyebag filled with pus and is very red! my eyes are also red because of irritation and im tearing all day long! went to the dr yesterday and she gave me antibiotic capsules and adviced me to continue appying hot compresses. but i think the hot compress is t

  • I have a stye at the moment and I have had it since Christmas (i still have it) but i had 2 styes. one closer to my eyeball and the other closer to my tear duct, it didnt reach it though. i tried heat, didnt work and ended up going to the doctors. I have been given antebiotic tablets and antibiotic ointment for it but it still isnt going away and its been there for a really long time.

  • It went away within three days. Going through this, I learned that getting rid of a stye requires constant application of the hot compress; don’t just apply the hot compress once or twice a day and expect the stye to go away, follow through with the application of the hot compress. I decided to share my experience since it might help some of you with multiple styes decide to visit your doctor or not. In my case, visiting a physician proved more than worthwhile! Stay stye free! Good luck!

  • Even though I tried the hot compress for this one, it wouldn’t go away, so I decided to visit my doctor. She said she wouldn’t give me anything for it; I simply had to keep doing what I had done with the previous styes. I did, but the stye was increasing in size, so I decided to go see another doctor. I was immediately given antibiotics to treat it.

  • I had my first stye about two months ago. Fortunately, I was able to get rid of it in about a week and a half with the hot compress technique outlined here. Soon after, however, I got another stye, but I still refrained from going to see the doctor, simply because I thought this stye was no different than the one before. I did the hot compress for about a week again; the stye disappeared. Unfortunately, I got a third stye about three weeks ago.

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