What Is Blepharitis?
8. When Should I Call My Doctor?
If your blepharitis is not relieved by home treatment, such as warm compresses and over-the-counter eye drops, make sure to contact your doctor to see if your condition needs further evaluation. If you feel that a home remedy is making your eyelids feel worse, discontinue it.
If you have blepharitis with a fever, or if your condition suddenly gets much worse, be sure to either to go to urgent care or call your doctor right away. Eye problems are not to be taken lightly; untreated blepharitis, especially if caused by a highly infectious bacteria, can lead to serious complications, and, at the very least, can sometimes be spread to others.
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