Lumps in the eyelids, first need to determine whether the lumps are in the upper eyelids, or in the lower eyelids. In addition, it is also necessary to determine the length of time the lump has been formed. If the lump has just been formed, it may be a localized allergic reaction to the formation of urticaria, such as angioneurotic edema, which may also appear as a lump in the eyelid area. However, if the lumps form over a longer period of time, such as on the inside of the upper eyelids bilaterally, the lumps may be blepharospasmal warts. The cause of eyelid warts is complex, and in some cases may be related to the patient’s own lipid metabolism. So, for the lumps on the eyelids, this situation needs to be viewed separately.