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Someone Please help! I don't know what's wrong

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I came back from a trip and I noticed one of my lizards had a bump on its eye. I assumed that my other gecko might've bitten it while I was gone so I thought it would eventually go away. Unfortunately the gecko that bit my other gecko in the eye died shortly after I came back. The bump still hasn't gone away, and it obviously isn't going to continue hurting itself so what should I do? I'm pretty sure it's infected because it's swollen and it kind of looks like a calys. It's eye is completely shut and it hasn't opened. No puss has come out yet but I don't want to wait. What's wrong with it?
 

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No one can make an accurate diagnosis from just one picture. Take it to a vet.
 
It does appear that an infection has set in. However, it could be something else.
As has been mentioned, this gecko needs to be taken to the vet.

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