Understanding Blepharitis: Clear advice for uncomfortable eyes.
Blepharitis is a common condition where the edges of the eyelids become red and swollen. We provide medically reviewed information based on established clinical guidance and peer-reviewed evidence. Where evidence is evolving, we explain what's known and what's uncertain.
Common Questions & Daily Care
Navigate quickly to the information you need most right now.
Do I have Blepharitis?
Learn to identify the key signs like redness, itching, and crusty eyelids before seeing a doctor.
Daily Hygiene Routine
Step-by-step guide to warm compresses, lid scrubs, and maintaining clear eyelids.
Best Eye Drops & Care
Reviewing the most effective over-the-counter solutions and prescription options.
Understanding the Condition
Break down the complexities of blepharitis into manageable topics. Knowledge is the first step to relief.
Causes & Risk Factors
Discover why this inflammation occurs, what triggers it, and if you are at higher risk due to skin conditions like rosacea.
Types of Blepharitis
Understanding the differences between Staphylococcal, Seborrheic, and Demodex blepharitis.
Holistic Management
From home remedies and omega-3 supplements to diet changes, learn how to manage symptoms long-term naturally.
Antibiotics & Procedures
When home care isn't enough, learn about prescribed ointments and in-office procedures like LipiFlow.
Related Eye Conditions
How Blepharitis relates to Dry Eye Syndrome, Meibomian Gland Dysfunction, and styes.
Makeup & Contact Lenses
Best practices for wearing makeup and contact lenses without aggravating your eyelid inflammation.
Latest Patient Guides
Deep dives into specific symptoms, myths, and comparison guides.
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Itchiness is the most common complaint we hear. Is it allergies, mites, or dry eye? Here is how to tell the difference.
Is There a Permanent Cure for Blepharitis?
The honest answer about 'curing' a chronic condition and why aiming for remission is the healthier goal.
Blepharitis vs. Pink Eye: What's the Difference?
They both cause red eyes, but one is contagious and acute, while the other is chronic. Learn the key warning signs.
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