Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 I have 24/7 burning eyes. Nothing has helped. More rest some times but not always. Sometimes when I wake up they are worse in the morning. Someone I met recently said she had 'sore' eyes every morning and found it was connected to sleep apnea. Something I may look into since I don't sleep well. I tried HBOT recently and my eyes felt better but effect only lasted an hour but then I've had symptom for years, used to be slight and getting worse. I go to an eye doctor every year and doctor never sees anything, just adjusts my Rx slightly and tells me I don't need to come back for 3 years, but I go every year anyway, figuring it's bound to show something some day. He is an eye surgeon so I figured if there is anything wrong he would see it but than obviously there IS something wrong and he continually does not find it. Another doctor who has been of no good to me, but I don't know what else to do. I thought of going some place like Mayo but now I think I will speak to Dr Rae in Dallas about it since I'm seeing him now and feel it may be connected to other things. I have been diagnosed with vasculitis by him recently and there could be a connection since if blood vessels are inflamed, certainly that would affect eye sight. I will ask him and tell group what he has to say. I think that may be the problem for me anyway. --- shybasset <shybasset@...> wrote: > with Tobradex and steroid eye > drops....reoccured 3 times(active now > badly).....one adverse reaction to > antib/steroids eye Quote
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 All of you who have burning eyes - ***PLEASE SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION*** You know, I was in the same situation and yes, they wouldn't at first acknowledge that mold had anything to do with it.. But they can often treat the symptoms and that helps.. Also, I found those little one dose packages of artificial tears helped when I was moving out.. if you use them several times a day it keeps your eyes wet and the burning is reduced...(athough my eyelids would still blister sometimes) Quote
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 I found that carnosine eye drops help my eyes a lot.. (and I also take carnosine as a dietary supplement) Can-C is the brand I have used.. It dramatically helps me.. although its quite expensive.. Beyond-a-century has it.. Quote
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 Maybe it acted as a barrier/protectant. Thanks I will try them. Any particular brand you found helpful? --- LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote: > All of you who have burning eyes - > > ***PLEASE SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION*** > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 Over the Counter Dry Eyes is what help me just in case all this after 8 Specialists look at my eyes Drug store over the counter it helped. Elvira Re: [] BURNING eyes 24/7... All of you who have burning eyes - ***PLEASE SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION*** You know, I was in the same situation and yes, they wouldn't at first acknowledge that mold had anything to do with it.. But they can often treat the symptoms and that helps.. Also, I found those little one dose packages of artificial tears helped when I was moving out.. if you use them several times a day it keeps your eyes wet and the burning is reduced...(athough my eyelids would still blister sometimes) Quote
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