Swollen Eyelid(s)

Eyelid Swelling

Minor symptoms:

Irritation in the eyes in the form of an itchy or scratchy sensation
Sensitivity to light
Reddening of eyelids
Eye discharge
Eyelid dryness
Excess tearing
Obstructed vision due to swollen eyelid
Redness of the eyes
Scaly or flaking skin around the eye

Moderate symptoms:

Fatigue
Fever
Sneezing/runny nose
Headache
High blood pressure
Facial pain and swelling
Anxiety
Difficulty concentrating

Serious symptoms:

High fever
Acute vision loss
Severe headache
Bulging eyes accompanied by fever and pain
Painful eye movement
Swollen tongue
Stiff neck
Itchy throat or mouth
General edema (swelling)
Difficulty breathing

Author

Paddy Kalish OD, JD and B.Arch

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