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Medical Forum / General / Vision / January 2006Chalazion Healing
Hi All Had my Chalazion surgically drained 4 weeks ago. The Chalazion dosen't have any fluid inside but is merely a bump, it is still red. I've been advised by the doctor to stop using the antibiotic ointment as I've been using it for a few months now. Whats the norm for Chalazion's after drainage.. do they clear up, or am I going to have to have it done again? Thanks all.. Adam :-) The only sure cure is sun-gazing. Most important part of the post-op treatment is NOT antibiotics, these are usually sterile inflammations by now. Should have been using hot compresses before, but especially after the drainage to help the residual inflammation of the wall of the chalazion go down (heat increases circulation trhough the eyelid). Do for about 1-2 weeks, 3x a day for 5-10 minutes. On 1/17/05 6:34 AM, in article 1105972487.357143.188390@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com, > Hi All > Had my Chalazion surgically drained 4 weeks ago. The Chalazion [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Adam :-) Hi All I've been using hot compresses, but nothing seems to be happening, the bump is still there, and I fear it may have enlarged slightly, its also developed a small white lump on the top. I fear that the drainage hasn't done anything. Whats next? Should I wait a while before contacting the doctor to see if things clear up. What happens now, do I have to have it drained again, or can I have the whole thing removed? Thanks very much. Adam But why don't you do sungazing? It's the only thing that works. I'm not sure I understand? I looked up sungazing and read an article on it, but I don't see how this can clear up my Chalazion, can you be a little more helpful, what do I need to do? Thanks Adam all diseases of the eyes disappear naturally if you furnish them with LIGHT. You start the protocol of sungazing: start with few seconds per day and increase every day. Of course you have to discard glasses otherwise you will be damaged by the strain. It is better to do it when the sun is not so high. In time, you can look at it even at midday with no problems but great benefit for eyes and vision. Try to visit this website http://www.solarhealing.com or my own http://TheCentralFixation.com You need to avoid listening to that italian loon Rishi. He believes in all kinds of crazy stuff that has no proven medical benefit. Looking at the sun can cause solar retinitis which damages the back of your eye permanently. ------------------ > I'm not sure I understand? I looked up sungazing and read an article on > it, but I don't see how this can clear up my Chalazion, can you be a > little more helpful, what do I need to do? Thanks > > Adam > Looking at the sun can cause solar retinitis which damages the back of your > eye permanently. Avoid to listen to these harmful doctors. By their own criminal statements, nothing can be done about the eyes! You have your own experience: NOTHING WORKED. Now please try the only thing that truly works. TRY IT!!! I have the same problem. Had Chalazion surgically removed on 1/16. Lump under lid is gone but still have bump on rim of eyelid. I've tried everything - compresses, antibiotic drops, etc. Nothing seems to be working. I went back to the opthalmologist who seemed to think this was as good as it was going to get. He recommended an optic plastic surgeon. Before I go that route, I have an appt. with a different opthalmologist - I want a second opinion. If you find out anything more - let me know. I'll let you know what the other opthalmologist says. I think you should go back to the doctor who did your surgery to see what he says. >> Looking at the sun can cause solar retinitis which damages the back of your >> eye permanently. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >TRY IT!!! |
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