Stye
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Stye Incidence
Facts about styes:
Styes are very common.
Styes are most common in those who are between 20 and 50 years old.
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Stye Risk Factors
Related Topics:
Blepharitis
Chalazion
Eye pain
Eye redness
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Stye References:
Barza M, Baum J: Ocular infections. Med Clin North Am 1983 Jan; DA - 19830407(1): 131-52
Jackson TL, Beun L: A prospective study of cost, patient satisfaction, and outcome of treatment of chalazion by medical and nursing staff. Br J Ophthalmol 2000 Jul; 84(7): 782-5.
Olson MD: The common stye. J Sch Health 1991 Feb; 61(2): 95-7.
