Follow these directions for how to get rid of a stye and heal faster, courtesy of four eye health experts—plus, when to see a doctor.

Treating a stye requires a light-handed approach. We spoke with experts about how to do so at home along with tips and ...

3. Avoid popping or squeezing: It may be tempting to squeeze or pop a stye, but this can worsen the infection and lead to further complications.

A stye is red, often painful bump on the outer edge of your eyelid caused by a bacterial infection. Keeping your eyes clean, handling contact lenses safely, and proper makeup hygiene can help ...

A stye can grow on the inside or outside of the lid. Here are seven things to know about eye styes: 1 The first signs are pain, redness, swelling and tenderness.

So if you’ve ever wanted to know what to do if you get a spot on the inside of your eyelid, this disgusting video is here to enlighten you (if you can bear to watch it).

Styes are caused by infected oil glands on your eyelids, and can be the result of poor hygiene or medical conditions. Here's how to get rid of a stye.

An eye stye may begin as a painful, tender lump on the eyelid. Treatments can help manage the stye and prevent it from worsening. Learn more here.

The woman had a spot – or stye – growing right next to her eye and, as the clip shows, her physician wasted no time in popping it.

While home remedies can help alleviate symptoms and speed up the healing process, it's essential to seek medical attention if the stye persists for more than a week, becomes increasingly painful ...