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Giant papillary conjunctivitis (GPC) is when the inside of the eyelid gets red, swollen, and irritated because of:

Without GPC, the inside of your eyelid is very smooth.

People who wear contact lenses (especially soft lenses) have the greatest chance of getting GPC. GPC can happen at any time, even after wearing contacts for many years.

People who do not wear contact lenses can also get GPC. But this is rare, mostly affecting those who have an artificial eye or stitches.In giant papillary conjunctivitis, large bumps appear on the underside of the eyelid.

GPC seems to be caused by the following:

At first, the inside of your eyelid gets rough, red, and swollen. Later, you may get bumps—called papillae—that could grow to the size of a pimple.

Other GPC symptoms include:

1. Cleanse your face twice every day with mild soap/face wash and lukewarm water to remove excess dirt, sweat, and oil. Don't rub face harshly.
2. Don't touch your face again and again.
3. Wash hair regularly and keep them away from the face.