What Is Causing My Swollen Eyelids?
By Aimee Rodrigues; Reviewed by Gary Heiting, Od What Is a Swollen Eyelid? a Swollen Eyelid Develops Due to Fluid Buildup or Inflammation in the Connective...
What is a swollen eyelid?
A swollen eyelid develops due to fluid buildup or inflammation in the connective tissue around the eye. Swollen eyes may or may not be painful, and the condition can affect both the upper and lower eyelids. Swollen eyelids are treatable at home for the most common causes.
Swelling of the eyelids can range from minor to severe and can have many underlying causes. In some cases, swollen eyelids may be a sign of a more serious health problem that could cause vision loss.
A doctor or family physician can identify the cause of your swollen eyelid if home remedies do not work.
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What causes a swollen eyelid?
Many conditions can cause a swollen eyelid, including:
A swollen eyelid may be a symptom of allergies or a sign of a serious eye infection.
Understand the cause of your swollen eyes to ensure you get the proper treatment.
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| Swelling in or around the eyes can be uncomfortable, unattractive and unsettling. Especially when the swelling is sudden or ongoing. If you're unsure what's causing your eyelid to swell, contact an eye doctor now. They can help you discern the issue and advise you on appropriate treatment. |
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