Abstract
This article advocates the need for early interventions and the use of intravenous antibiotics in cases of orbital cellulitis. We report a case of a 25 year old with orbital cellulitis and a discharging sinus, which had rapidly developed over a period of 6 days. History revealed the presence of a stye over the nasal side of the right upper lid which rapidly developed into swelling of the eye. The patient was admitted for 5 days and intravenous antibiotics were given along with topical medical medications and response was noted.
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