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Suggest Treatment For Dry Flaky Discolored Skin Near A Stye

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Posted on Thu, 3 Dec 2015
Question: I have a stye that popped (sort of). Now the skin is dry and flaky and appears a bit dark colored. I am continuing to put a warm wash cloth on it 3-4 times a day but it is still swollen. Should I see a doctor or keep with the treatment?
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Answered by Dr. Harish Naik (4 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Kindly upload the photos, diagnosis need to be confirmed

Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome to HCM
I have gone through your query.

It is difficult to diagnose without examination, kindly upload the photos, to help you out.

I would like to know is it associated with pain, of not.
I need to diagnose whether it is stye or chalazion, before deciding about the treatment.
You can apply hot compression of it is providing you symptomatic relief. Keep the area clean.
I feel it is better to get your self examined by opthalmologist, that will be helpful in taking proper treatment.
Kindly get back, with the picture to help you out and also to comment on the skin.

Hope this helps.
Take care

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Dr. Harish Naik

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Suggest Treatment For Dry Flaky Discolored Skin Near A Stye

Brief Answer: Kindly upload the photos, diagnosis need to be confirmed Detailed Answer: Hi Welcome to HCM I have gone through your query. It is difficult to diagnose without examination, kindly upload the photos, to help you out. I would like to know is it associated with pain, of not. I need to diagnose whether it is stye or chalazion, before deciding about the treatment. You can apply hot compression of it is providing you symptomatic relief. Keep the area clean. I feel it is better to get your self examined by opthalmologist, that will be helpful in taking proper treatment. Kindly get back, with the picture to help you out and also to comment on the skin. Hope this helps. Take care