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Patient Presentation

27 yrs old female, presented to the GP 2 weeks back with pinhead sized pustules on the inside of the left upper eyelid. The diagnosis of an internal stye was made, and general instructions were given to take care of the eye.

Now she presented again with a lump of about 0.3x0.5cm (the pictures are attached) and with mild swelling and tenderness on the upper eyelid along with slight discharge. There is no history of fever.

Non-significant past medical history
Diagnosis is uncertain.

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