Question 1

what do i do for the grown blister on my eyelids?

Accepted Answer

Not sure: Not sure what you mean by "blister." if it is a stye (chalazion), then use frequent warm compresses. To ascertain the correct diagnosis, you should really see an eye doctor.

Question 2

what causes sudden appearance of tiny blood blister on my eyelids, face and neck?

Accepted Answer

Petechia : Tiny little blood blisters/petechia can come from high pressure on the body and suffocation.  So depending on the extracurricular activity, this may be a result of that!

Question 3

one of my upper eyelids has become diffusely itchy, red, & swollen, but no pain. no signs of bites, blisters, bumps or the like.  what could this be?

Accepted Answer

ITCHY SWOLLEN EYELID: HOW LONG HAS THIS BEEN BOTHERING YOU?
IT COULD BE ANY NUMBER OF REASONS:
A CONTACT DERMATITIS 
A DRUG (MEDICATION) REACTION
A FOREIGN BODY REACTION
WHY DONT YOU SEE YOUR PCP OR AN EYE DOCTOR?
BEST LUCK . . .

Question 4

can you tell me how to get rid of the bad cholesterol that is starting and a grown blister on my eyelids?

Accepted Answer

Diet: 'Bad' cholesterol (LDL, VLDL &amp; Triglycerides) can often be managed by tight diet control.  Limit starches and fats in your diet.  They may require medications to achieve safe levels.  I usually recommend the DASH diet as a starting point.. http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/dash/

Question 5

how can i treat a blister?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Generally there are two types of blisters, blood filled (deep injury) and fluid filled (superficial).  The fluid filled is the most common and can be simply popped and apply triple antibiotic ointment to the area with bandaid.  Leave the roof because it will fall off on its own, no need to peel it.  If you have a blood blister, see you physician because it may be a bigger injury inside.

Question 6

what causes swollen eyelids?

Accepted Answer

General Symptom.: It is a general symptom.  It can be anything from a mild virus infection, allergies, sinus infection.
It can also be a serious sign of fluid status of the body.  If it is bad enough to affect your vision or self-perception then See your doctor for a review.  At your age, if the simple mild answers are not obvious, then a more full investigation may be warranted.

Question 7

how do blisters go away fast?

Accepted Answer

Protect them: A blister will usually resolve in 2-3 days to a couple of weeks depending on cause severity and location as long as the area is protected.

Question 8

best solution for dry eyelids?

Accepted Answer

Artificial tears : They are over the counter if it continues see and opthalmologist.

Question 9

how do you get swollen eyelids?

Accepted Answer

Many causes: Eyelid swelling can have many causes, including excess water under the lids (from allergies, excess rubbing), inflammation (allergies and other forms), infections, and other conditions. Treatment for the swelling depends on the cause. See an eye doctor if you develop swelling that does not disappear within a couple of days.

Question 10

what is cause of droopy eyelids?

Accepted Answer

Several causes: Developmental eye drooping is often not evident until later years. Acquired drooping eyes are frequent in: sleep deprivation, myasthenia gravis, hypothyroidism,  connective tissue disorders. The medical term is ptosis. Most common non-developmental cause of ptosis at your age is probably myasthenia.

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