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Mayo Clinic: "Cellulitis"
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The best natural stye remedies include gently cleansing the area, applying a warm compress and massaging the eyelid.
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- Warm Compress
- Tea Bag
- Saline Wash
- Massage
- Topical Antibiotics
- OTC Pain Relievers
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A boiled egg can act as a warm compress for a stye on your eyelid.
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Tea bags are a simple stye remedy that you may already have in your pantry.
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As soon as you feel a stye coming on, make sure to keep your eye area clean.
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Try a soothing massage to help a stye heal faster.
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A quick trip to the pharmacy may help ease your stye symptoms.
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Image Credit: Marina Vol/iStock/GettyImages
There’s no real evidence to suggest that eye drops can help with a stye.
Pain relievers won't get rid of a stye, but they may make you more comfortable.
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Mayo Clinic: "Cellulitis"