How To Spot Periorbital Cellulitis
No Pain Or Fever

No pain or fever is a distinguishing characteristic of this condition, and while the edema periorbital cellulitis triggers may be uncomfortable, there is no eye pain at all. The redness and drainage are not accompanied by any vision loss, double vision, or inability to move the eyes properly. The infection is not systemic, and therefore, there will be no fever. Again, these are important symptoms to recognize, but to also distinguish this condition from the more serious orbital cellulitis. Prompt treatment of periorbital cellulitis ensures full resolution without complications. If any of these signs are present, patients should seek medical attention. Antibiotics will resolve these symptoms quickly. Preserving the health and function of the eye is a priority!