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What can i take for stys i have em in both eyes but im 38 weeks pregnant and been told carnt take antibiotics cos of been so far on?
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Eyelid care: One thing that may help is a warm wash cloth and a little baby shampoo to keep outside eyelids clean.
Answered 9/29/2016
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