External granular growth on the upper eyelid is generally caused by hordeolum, which is mostly related to inflammation. If the body is frequently overly fatigued and the eyes are strained, it can lead to inflammation invasion and the formation of hordeolum. Some people have oily skin with more active sebaceous glands. If they do not pay attention to eye hygiene, it may lead to blockage of the sebaceous glands and trigger hordeolum.
1. Overfatigue: Hordeolum may be caused by overfatigue. If you frequently overuse your eyes in daily life, it can easily cause eye fatigue and emotional tension. This situation can easily lead to endocrine disorders, which in turn can cause poor excretion of sebaceous glands. Over time, it can lead to the occurrence of hordeolum.
2. Excessive Sebaceous Gland Secretion: People with oily skin tend to have more active sebaceous glands. This condition can easily lead to blockage of the secretion outlet, ultimately leading to the occurrence of hordeolum.
3. Improper Hygiene: The occurrence of hordeolum has a great relationship with poor hygiene. If you frequently rub your eyes with unclean hands or wear contact lenses for a long time in daily life, it can easily lead to conjunctival inflammation, which can also easily trigger hordeolum.
First, you can use anti-inflammatory drugs, apply anti-inflammatory eye drops, and apply anti-inflammatory ointment before going to bed to treat it. Observe the effects. Be sure not to rub your eyes with your hands, eat a light diet, and keep your eyes clean and hygienic. If the condition does not improve or worsens, you should consider surgical treatment.
