It has been a month and a half since my eye surgery, and only one side had very severe bruising. I had natural adhesion double-eyelid surgery and upper epicanthoplasty together, and even after a month and a half, the bruised eye area feels heavy like a stye developed and has something like muscle pain(?). Compared to my left eye, only the painful area on my right eye is a bit swollen. It is swollen like a slight mosquito bite, uncomfortable when I open my eye, and especially when I press it or bump it while washing my face, it hurts like touching a bruise. I went to the hospital where I had surgery today, and after they flipped my eyelid to look, they said something like inflammatory lesion? and suggested getting a Triam injection. I felt uneasy about getting the injection, so I said I wouldn't get the Triam injection and left, but a friend who is a nursing assistant working in the operating room at another plastic surgery clinic told me I should have gotten it ... The director said it would probably be better to get the injection, but I came back without getting it. Since my skin is thin, I think they said they would watch it, and if it keeps being like that, they would put the suture further inside(?) They also told me to do warm compresses.. But the manager said, "Ms. OO, you need to get the injection. Since you're the one saying you won't get it, you shouldn't say that it hurts," like that;; The pain in my upper eyelid/eyelid area above the eye is leading to a headache up to my head, and this swollen and painful area isn't getting resolved. I'm also scared it might become necrotic. What should I do? Could something like blindness happen? Should I go to a pharmacy and try taking Mirocin or something? ㅜㅜ I'm so scared and worried
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