If it's not a stye, what could it be?

If it's not a stye, what could it be?
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July is just around the corner. Since the thing is growing and is both irritating and interfering with your vision, I would make an appointment with your PCP first thing on the morning of July. 1, which is next Tues. A few days shouldn’t matter (but I am not a Doctor) but I would have it looked at soonest. Do you have an Urgent Care facility near you?
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