If you’ve ever asked yourself, why do I keep getting styes , you’re not alone. Styes, those painful red lumps on the eyelid, can be more than just a one-time annoyance—they sometimes return, leaving you frustrated and searching for answers. This blog delves into the lesser-known triggers behind persistent styes and how you can break the cycle for good. 🔍 The Nature of Styes: More Than Just an Eyelid Bump A stye (or hordeolum) is essentially an infection of the oil glands in your eyelid. It usually develops when bacteria block these glands, causing inflammation and swelling. While many people experience a stye once in a while, chronic or repeated occurrences often signal deeper underlying issues that need attention. 🦠 Why Am I Prone to Getting Styes Repeatedly? Exploring the Unexpected Factors 1. Persistent Bacterial Colonization One of the primary reasons for recurrent styes is persistent bacterial presence on the eyelid. Staphylococcus aureus, a common bacterium on the skin...