Eye swelling

Learn about some remedies for eye infections, such as warm/cold compresses, eyebright, colloidal silver drops, and so on.

We all have times when our eyes are red, itchy or irritated. But how can you tell whether a color, swelling or other sensation is commonplace and nothing to worry about, or something you should get attention for immediately?

Shock is a state where there is inadequate circulating blood volume and inadequate tissue perfusion of the vital organs. This hub has few multiple choice questions on shock

Thyroid eye disease, also known as Graves‘ ophthalmopathy, is a condition that affects the eyes and is often associated with an overactive thyroid gland. One of the most common and distressing symptoms of this disease is eye swelling. If you or someone you know is dealing with the discomfort and cosmetic concerns caused by eye … How to Reduce Swelling from Thyroid Eye Disease Read More »

Peri orbital cellulitis. Not pink eye and very dangerous to the eye. Have treated immediately if swelling spreads like this!

Every time she woke up with the swelling, I felt a niggling unease. Something told me we were on the wrong track. I just didn’t know how to get on the right one. Two years ago, my daughter Devorie, who was six at the time, woke up with a swollen eyelid. Nothing to panic about. […]

Eye swelling is a symptom of conditions like allergy and infection. Eye swelling is often accompanied with excess tear production, eye irritation/itching, dry eyes and sensitivity to light.

Pink eye is a contagious eye infection. You're contagious for as long as you're experiencing symptoms such as watery eyes and discharge. You may need to stay home from work when your pink eye symptoms are at their worst.

Stye which is also called hordeola, are bacterial infections and appear as small bumps on the upper or lower eyelids. Styes are usually harmless and will go away on their own within one to two weeks when your body fights off the infection. See More