1.Early wet and hot compress or spin magnetic physiotherapy to promote infiltration and absorption or rapid suppuration of hard nodes. 2.Surgical incision: When the pus point is formed, it can be incised to drain the pus. However, it is important to note that the incision for external wheals should be parallel to the lid margin and the incision for internal wheals should be perpendicular to the lid margin. Avoid inappropriate squeezing to prevent inflammation from spreading to the orbit and cranium, causing orbital cellulitis, cavernous sinus phlebitis, meningitis, and abscess, which may endanger life. 3.For stubborn and frequent cases, autoimmunotherapy can be used. Those with generalized fever, swollen preauricular and submandibular lymph nodes may be given antibiotics and sulfa drugs.