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I am having frequent eye styes in both eyes every month also having eye allergy from 10 years. using antibiotic. what is the permanent solution for it?
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Eye doctor + Allergist: you need both, frequent styes could be related to allergies, but we need to make sure first you have the right sight / corrective lenses, and free from any other eye disease, as for the allergist, would make sure as well you truly have allergies, identify the offending agents, gives you the right allergy medicine, possibly starts you on specific immunotherapy, good luck
Answered 2/13/2017
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