We report on a case of subconjunctival cysticercosis in a patient who presented
with redness on the medial side, fever, and pain and swelling on the inside of
the right eye. There was no diplopia, restriction of ocular movements in any
gaze or diminution of vision. Cyst excision was scheduled and oral albendazole
was administered. However, the cyst extruded spontaneously prior to surgery.