Conjunctival Cyst Treatment abroad,

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What is a conjunctival cyst? 

A conjunctival cyst is the name given to a sac full of fluid which emerges on the surface of the eyeball, sometimes know as a retention cyst . A conjunctival cyst can often be left untreated without symptoms, but when a cyst becomes a chronic problem or begins to cause pain and irritt must be removed. A cyst can appear anywhere within the conjunctiva - the lining of the inside of the eyelids. There are numerous causes of a conjunctival cyst, most predominantly infolding conjunctival crypts . Other factors may also contribute, however, such as trauma, inflammation, and eye or muscle surgery . A conjunctival cyst is a benign lesion and one of the most common eye problems in the world

What types of conjunctival cysts are there?

Conjunctival cysts come in 3 different forms:

• Bulbar conjunctival cyst
• Bulbar conjunctival epithelial inclusion cyst 
• Bulbar conjunctival lymph cyst

How is a conjunctival cyst different to conjunctivitis?

One of the most common eye problems is conjunctivitis , which involves the inflammation of the conjunctiva. Conjunctivitis can have a number of causes, including bacteria, irritants, viruses, and allergies. Also known as pinkeye , symptoms of conjunctivitis include redness and swelling, increased tear activity, burning and itching, light sensitivdischarge. Conjunctivitis is also a highly contagious viral disease, meaning it is easily transmitted from human to human - therefore frequent hand washing and good hygiene is vital to prevent it from spreading. 

One the other hand, whilst a conjunctival cyst may eventually develop some of the same symptoms such as soreness and irritation, it is usually neither a cause nor result of conjunctivitis. Whilst the inflammation found during conjunctivitis may sometimes be a contributing factor to the development of a conjunctival cyst, the two conditions tend to be unrelated.

How is a conjunctival cyst treated?

A conjunctival cyst must be removed using a surgical excision , supported if necessary by topical lubricants.

How much does conjunctival cyst treatment cost?

In the United Kingdom, a conjunctival cyst removal can cost upwards of £1,500 . Mozocare, however, lists clinics around the world offering significant saving. In Turkey, for example, it is possible to find conjunctival treatment from as low as £71