Symptoms of chalazion breaking

summary

Granuloma is a * chronic inflammatory granuloma of the meibomian gland formed by obstruction of the tarsal glands and obstruction of the secretion. Also known as meibomian gland cyst. It is a common disease in both children and adults. The disease progresses slowly and can occur repeatedly. The hard mass can be touched on the eyelid without pain, and the surface skin is bulging. The symptom that chalazion wants to break, below I tell everybody.

Symptoms of chalazion breaking

Under the eyelid, one to several round masses of different sizes can be touched, ranging from rice grains and mung beans to soybeans and cherries. There is no swelling and tenderness on the surface of the skin. Inverted eyelid in the mass in the conjunctival surface, visible purplish red or grayish red localized uplift. In order to rule out the possibility of meibomian adenocarcinoma, the resected specimens should be sent to pathological examination in elderly patients, especially those with recurrent meibomian adenocarcinoma.

There are two types of chalazion, one is conjunctival type, its performance is dark red conjunctival. The tumor does not develop to the eyelid skin surface. This kind of children can be operated on the eyelid conjunctival surface. In the operation, a small incision is made on the conjunctival surface, and the necrotic and degenerative tissue in the chalazion cyst cavity can be scraped out. There was no scar on eyelid after operation.

There is also a skin type, this child's chalazion granuloma will develop to the eyelid of the skin, the tumor gradually increased. There may be a large number of bloody necrotic tissue in the cystic cavity of the tumor. This kind of chalazion is more complex, if not actively treated, the cyst will eventually rupture, leaving a large irregular scar tissue on the skin surface, and serious eyelid skin surface defect will cause eyelid ectropion.

matters needing attention

Chalazion is usually asymptomatic. There are nodules under the eyelid of the child, no tenderness, no adhesion with the skin. The eyelid is turned over, and it is purplish red or grayish white to the conjunctiva of the cyst. The cyst can penetrate from the conjunctival surface, exposing granulation tissue. If chalazion occurs repeatedly, pathological examination should be performed to differentiate it from meibomian adenocarcinoma.