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Woke up with a badly swollen eye. don't know why, what do i do?
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Swollen eye: Likely a clogged meibomian gland. You may need an antibiotic Rx. Consult with us to help you get better faster. Start warm compresses & gentle lid hygiene asap.
Answered 5/28/2017
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