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Stye Treatment: Why Tea Bags Don't Work and What Does
Applying a teabag to a stye is not recommended and potentially harmful. No scientific evidence supports it; styes are bacterial infections, and unproven home remedies can worsen the condition.
Recommended Approach
- Warm compresses: 10–15 minutes, several times daily, to promote drainage.
- Eyelid hygiene: Gentle washing with warm water and mild soap/baby shampoo.
- Antibiotic therapy: Prescribed drops/ointment if bacterial infection confirmed.
- Avoid touching/squeezing: Prevents worsening.
- Follow medical advice: Complete prescribed course.
Seek an eye doctor for proper treatment.
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