Overview

A persistent, sterile lipogranuloma is called a chalazion. Usually, they are non-tender and slowly expand. An infection of the tarsal meibomian gland is the cause of a deep chalazion. Zeis gland irritation is the cause of a superficial chalazion. Chalazia are usually benign and resolve on their own, although they might cause long-term problems.

Causes

• Chalazion is caused mainly by blepharitis and ill-maintained eyelids. 

• Individuals who suffer from rosacea, stress, and hormonal changes during puberty, menstruation, or pregnancy.

•  Long-term contact lens use, particularly if they are not cleaned correctly, increases the risk of chalazion 

• Skin problems that might affect the eyelids, such as acne or seborrheic dermatitis.

Symptoms

• Swelling of the eyelid without pain 

• Excess tear secretion

• Redness of the conjunctiva 

• Mild tenderness in the eyelid

• The heaviness of the eyelid.

Ayurvedic Treatments

Prakshalanam   Lepanam   Anjanam   Sekam   Aschotham   Lepanam

Naturopathy Treatments

Enema   Mud therapy   Eye Pack   Eye wash   Magnetotherapy   Acupuncture   Diet therapy   Pranayama