Re: Re[2]: [lists] Re:eye problems

[Guest guest]

if you want any I have plenty. LOL ). ). hee hee. just in a silly mood

Stuck

[lists] Re:eye problems

> Hi Zoe and Stuck,

> You could have anflamed tear ducts and also inflamed ducts along your

> eyelid. Some infections are passed on from one person to the next especially

> when it comes to eyes. Although I have no medical experience, I often apply

> the organic coconut oil directly to my cornea when it gets inflamed from

> the s Syndrome. This feels like hEAVEN to me! It is a natural

> antifungal/antibiotic. This you must decide on your own if you feel

> comfortable doing.

> To lessen the inflammation on the eyelids, make a wahcloth very warm and

> moist. Apply at least 15 minutes to each eye. ( You may want to have 4-5

> warm wash cloths ready in a hot pot. I wwould not recommend usng a hot pad

> or hot water bottle on top of the moist cloth for your child as it may

> scald her fac . But for yourself, this works ncely and you do not have to

> keep changing the washcloth. I use the microwaveable hot pack ( microwaved

> for 1 minute) which came with my pyrex portables. Just make sure the pack

> does not touch your skin. After this routine, take a clean corner of one of

> the washcloths and wipe from inner corner outward from eye. This will unclog

> any pores. Each time you make a pass use another corner of the cloth until

> all four corners are used. When I am finished with this, I apply the organic

> coconut oil.

> Make sure that you take pictures of your eyes so that you can show it to a

> octor if it ever occurs again. You may want to write down where you and

> your child have been, what activities you two were doing, and what you two

> had been eating before this happened. This will help you narrow it down if

> it occurs again.

> Fell better soon!

>

>

[Guest guest]

After reading this thread and having no access to breast milk either, I decided

to use VCO in my eyes last night. I have a considerable problem with dry eyes.

Anyway after day one I must say that it seen]ms to have a wonderful effect on my

problem. On waking this morning there was none of that condition resembling your

eyelids attached to the eyeball with crazy glue. The only thing I noticed was

that thee was still a little oily blur when I first got up. Soon went away with

lots of blinking.

Will do again tonight and next and next...

Cheers, Doug

[lists] Re:eye problems

> Hi Zoe and Stuck,

> You could have anflamed tear ducts and also inflamed ducts along your

> eyelid. Some infections are passed on from one person to the next especially

> when it comes to eyes. Although I have no medical experience, I often apply

> the organic coconut oil directly to my cornea when it gets inflamed from

> the s Syndrome. This feels like hEAVEN to me! It is a natural

> antifungal/antibiotic. This you must decide on your own if you feel

> comfortable doing.

> To lessen the inflammation on the eyelids, make a wahcloth very warm and

> moist. Apply at least 15 minutes to each eye. ( You may want to have 4-5

> warm wash cloths ready in a hot pot. I wwould not recommend usng a hot pad

> or hot water bottle on top of the moist cloth for your child as it may

> scald her fac . But for yourself, this works ncely and you do not have to

> keep changing the washcloth. I use the microwaveable hot pack ( microwaved

> for 1 minute) which came with my pyrex portables. Just make sure the pack

> does not touch your skin. After this routine, take a clean corner of one of

> the washcloths and wipe from inner corner outward from eye. This will unclog

> any pores. Each time you make a pass use another corner of the cloth until

> all four corners are used. When I am finished with this, I apply the organic

> coconut oil.

> Make sure that you take pictures of your eyes so that you can show it to a

> octor if it ever occurs again. You may want to write down where you and

> your child have been, what activities you two were doing, and what you two

> had been eating before this happened. This will help you narrow it down if

> it occurs again.

> Fell better soon!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Follow up

The conditions this morning are the same. No stickiness or pain and only slight

blurriness due to the oil film on the surface of the eye.

Cheers, Doug

[lists] Re:eye problems

> Hi Zoe and Stuck,

> You could have anflamed tear ducts and also inflamed ducts along your

> eyelid. Some infections are passed on from one person to the next especially

> when it comes to eyes. Although I have no medical experience, I often apply

> the organic coconut oil directly to my cornea when it gets inflamed from

> the s Syndrome. This feels like hEAVEN to me! It is a natural

> antifungal/antibiotic. This you must decide on your own if you feel

> comfortable doing.

> To lessen the inflammation on the eyelids, make a wahcloth very warm and

> moist. Apply at least 15 minutes to each eye. ( You may want to have 4-5

> warm wash cloths ready in a hot pot. I wwould not recommend usng a hot pad

> or hot water bottle on top of the moist cloth for your child as it may

> scald her fac . But for yourself, this works ncely and you do not have to

> keep changing the washcloth. I use the microwaveable hot pack ( microwaved

> for 1 minute) which came with my pyrex portables. Just make sure the pack

> does not touch your skin. After this routine, take a clean corner of one of

> the washcloths and wipe from inner corner outward from eye. This will unclog

> any pores. Each time you make a pass use another corner of the cloth until

> all four corners are used. When I am finished with this, I apply the organic

> coconut oil.

> Make sure that you take pictures of your eyes so that you can show it to a

> octor if it ever occurs again. You may want to write down where you and

> your child have been, what activities you two were doing, and what you two

> had been eating before this happened. This will help you narrow it down if

> it occurs again.

> Fell better soon!

>

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