Any person can have chalazia, but certain conditions and factors can increase the risk. Inflammation of the eyelids, called blepharitis, is a major risk factor for chalazia. Rosacea and seborrheic dermatitis are also potential triggers. People with a history of styes or chalazia are more likely to continue having them.
Additionally, studies indicate that diabetes and hypertension are common in people who tend to develop chalazia, so there could be a connection between these conditions.

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