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Hordeolum (stye) or chalazion, both of which are infections of the eyelid glands.
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In rare but serious cases, ocular myiasis or severe keratitis can present with such symptoms.
Signs that an eye infection may be severe include:
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Pus or thick discharge from the eye.
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Swelling and redness of the eyelids.
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Pain and sensitivity to light.
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Blurred vision or vision loss.
Immediate attention from an ophthalmologist is critical to preserving vision and preventing spread to other tissues.
5. Prevention and General Recommendations
To prevent such severe skin and eye infections:
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Maintain good personal hygiene.
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Treat minor wounds promptly and properly.
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Avoid exposure to unsanitary environments, especially in endemic areas.
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Use insect repellent and protective clothing in tropical regions.
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Never delay medical treatment if signs of infection emerge.
Conclusion
The conditions depicted in these images are extreme but serve as important reminders of how essential early diagnosis, treatment, and hygiene are in preventing severe infections. While some may be rare in developed nations, they are still prevalent in underserved communities, rural regions, and in populations with compromised immunity. Public awareness, proper medical care, and preventative measures can significantly reduce the burden of such diseases