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An inflamed eyelid occurs when inflammation or excess fluid (edema) occurs in the connective tissue surrounding the eye. The inflamed eyes can be painful or not painful and affect the upper and lower eyelids. An inflamed eye has many causes, such as eye infections, eye injuries or eye trauma and more common allergies.
Usually when the eye swells up, it actually is an indication that there is some other more profound condition. Eye swelling typically comes up followed by at least one symptom showed down below:
It is a fairly common thing to have puffy or swollen eyes. The reasons behind this condition are several, including too much liquid retention and serious infection. Usually, this swelling subsides before the full day is over. Furthermore, while one could use compresses in order to help the swelling, the treatment options really depend on what the reason for that swelling is.
Several reasons your eyelid may be swollen include: The eye might swell up for multiple reasons. Among them are allergies, insect bites and stings and conjunctivitis, which is also known as pink eye. A very sensitive bump might also appear, which is reddish in color and so could a cyst. Retention of fluids and/or injury could also be responsible for this condition.
Clinical diseases might also result in swollen eyes, like the rather rare eye cancer and/or Grave’s disease. It is important that the individual seeks help immediately if the swelling does not go away after 1 or 2 days.
Those individuals are more at risk who have a history of allergic responses in their body. Furthermore, people who have a weaker immunity to infections are also more vulnerable along with those individuals who live in areas where there are more bacteria. Any stress, insufficient sleep, dryness of eyes, environmental changes or some other medical condition could also raise the risk for eye swelling.
One could observe the following preventive measures:
