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Stye gone but my eyelid still swollen. do i need to do anything?
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Chalazion: You likely have a chalazion. Often times after a stye a hard lump is left in the eyelid. It can be reduced in size by applying hot compresses. If you do not see it diminishing over a month, consult your eye doctor.
Answered 3/17/2018
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