Small blisters below the eyelashes are usually caused by clogged oil glands (meibomian cysts), styes, or mild eyelid inflammation (blepharitis). These conditions are very common and highly treatable. The best initial step is applying a warm compress to your closed eyelid for 5?10 minutes daily to help open the blocked glands. If an infection is present, a doctor may prescribe generic antibiotic ointments like erythromycin or bacitracin. For viral cases, acyclovir ointment may be used. Please avoid popping them and consult an eye doctor for an accurate diagnosis and safe prescription.

The ointment you applied contains mupirocin, which is a topical antibiotic helpful for treating superficial bacterial infections. While it may provide some initial relief, pus around the penile ring can indicate a deeper bacterial infection, a fungal infection, or another underlying issue that a topical antibiotic alone might not fully cure. Please keep the area clean by gently washing with warm water and drying it thoroughly, avoiding harsh soaps. I highly recommend consulting a doctor or urologist for a proper evaluation. They can identify the exact cause and prescribe the correct treatment, which may include specific oral antibiotics or antifungal creams.

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