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Sties are a disease that tends to heal itself and may improve without medication. The course of the disease is generally characterized by redness of the eyelids or conjunctival edema in the early acute stage, and local pain. As the disease progresses, inflammation is localized to a certain extent, and local pus may form or pus. The pus is gradually absorbed and the disease may improve on its own. However, it is generally not recommended to do so. If the bacterial virulence of infection is relatively strong, the condition will be very obvious. It is generally recommended to intervene with drugs. Early selection of sensitive antibiotics can alleviate symptoms, shorten the course of disease, try to make the disease recover faster, and prevent the formation of local abscess.