If you have a granuloma on your eyelid, you can choose local cold compress, hot compress, use antibiotic eye drops and surgical treatment. 1. Local cold compresses, hot compresses: early pain is obvious, you can choose wet cold compresses to make the swelling confined, 2~3 days later to hot compresses, to promote blood circulation around the eyelids, to achieve the purpose of swelling, anti-inflammatory. 2. Use antibiotic eye drops: more commonly used are levofloxacin hydrochloride eye drops, children can choose tobramycin eye drops, with erythromycin eye ointment coated eyes before bedtime. 3. Surgery: If the infection is more serious, a local abscess will be formed, which requires surgical incision to drain the pus. If you have a granuloma in your eyelid, go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital in time to avoid blindly using medication on your own.