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A stye is typically easy to detect. It appears as a red, swollen, and tender bump near the edge of the eyelid. Other possible symptoms include: 1  A gritty, scratchy sensation. 2  Sensitivity to light. 3  Tearing of your eye.  Tenderness of the eyelid.
Sometimes, complications may occur from a seemingly innocent problem. 1  The eye is swollen shut. 2  Redness appears around the entire eye. 3  There is any change or disturbance in one's vision. 4  Swelling lasts for more than three weeks.  The stye or styes come back or bleed.