Question 1

what should be done for a large papilloma  inside an eyelid

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An exam: It would be unusual to have an internal papilloma, more likely it is an internal style, or chalaza on. However have an exam by an ophthalmologist, either way, it canbe removed.

Question 2

what does it mean if someone has a papilloma by their eye. is it dangerous?

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not dangerous: A papilloma usually occurs on top of the eyelid and is the result of something underneath it, in the eyelid, that causes it to grow. If left to grow, it can get large enough to impede vision when looking down. Sometimes they resolve without any treatment, or with warm  moist packs applied for an hour or more they can sometimes resolve without surgery.

Question 3

what are  double eyelids?

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Western eyelid: Eyelids which have a higher crease are said to be double eyelids.  In caucasians, the eyelid crease is 7-10mm above the eyelashes and when open there are two distinct portions of the lid separated by a crease. In Asian eyelids, the crease is generally much lower, often so low that even when open, the crease disappears by the eyelashes.  Double eyelid surgery creates a higher crease.

Question 4

what causes eyelids to swell?

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Inflammation: Inflammation from any cause may stimulate lid swelling.  Treatment depends on the cause of the problem.  See your eye doctor for evaluation and proper treatment.

Question 5

why is my body twiching and my eyelids?

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Twitching: Usually happens with fatigue, lack of sleep or electrolyte deficiency.

Question 6

what are the tests for inverting papillomas?

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Biopsy: A tissue biopsy is necessary to diagnose this condition. Often, is can be done in the office setting with local anesthesia.

Question 7

what causes swollen eyelids?

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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 8

could xanthomas be removed from the eyelids?

Accepted Answer

Yes: If xanthomas get large, they can be unsightly and they can be removed with minor surgery.

Question 9

i have these lil pumps on my eyelids what could they be?

Accepted Answer

Molloscum or warts: Multiple little bumps on eyelids are usually not that significant.  It could be small multiple skin tags.  But there are two other condition both viral one called molluscum contagiosum and the other one common warts by papilloma virus.  See an ophthalmologist.

Question 10

my left eyelid vibrating. why?

Accepted Answer

Ocular irritation: Likely causes of twitching of the eyelid (eyelid myokymia )are related to ocular surface irritation, whether its from dry eyes, eyelid inflammation, allergies, dust, wind, medications, or stress. First trial artificial tears 4-6 times per day. Warm compresses and lid massages may also help. See an eye md if these don't help.

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