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A member asked:
My doc says i have blepharitis, my eyelid is so swollen and hurts to blink and its red.. he gave me some eye drops and penacillin .. will that help ?
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I hope so: Drops and if infected-an oral antibiotic as well, is certainly appropriate care for blepharitis,.. so I hope you get well soon. Best wishes.
Answered 1/10/2015
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