Swollen Eye

An explanation of what blepharitis is, including how to treat symptoms of swollen, red, puffy eyelids, what to tell your doctor, and how to prevent symptoms from coming back.

Do your eyelids ever look red, feel sticky, or sore? Do you have a constant itch in the corner of the eye that you just can’t scratch? Maybe it feels…

Stye is an eye inflammation in which the lower of upper eyelid swells due to the bacterial infection. It is mostly seen during winters and monsoons.

A lot of things can cause a stye, and some are completely in your control. In this article, I am going to cover things you can do to help prevent styes and at the end I’ll give you my tip on how to get rid of a stye overnight.

The TimeSignature test offers insights into your body's time compared to external time. For instance, it may be 8 a.m., but your body may be operating as if it’s 6 a.m. Experts think that the test will help people better time sleep, eating, and exercise, which could potentially improve their health.

An upper swollen eyelid occurs due to an inflammation, an infection, a blocked tear duct or oil gland, or an eye allergy.

In this article we discuss what inflamed eyelids are, what causes it, and how you can support the health of your eyelids.

Learn what that dry skin around your eyelids means and what your best home remedy treatment options are.

Tired of waking up with puffy or swollen eyelids? Often the term “puffy eyelid’” and “swollen eyelid” are used interchangeably, but they are different. While puffy eyelids may be a cosmetic nuisance, they are usually harmless and often the result of fluid retention overnight. Swollen eyelids are caused by an inflammatory response to an allergen, infection, or injury. There are a number of common causes for swollen eyelids—some more serious than others.