Thank you for all this info……The problem with my eyes is that overnight they weep and ooze and in the morning are crusted shut. Was just interested in if it’s possible to make that better. As it is now, in the mornings I use a hot steamy wash cloth to soften up the mess and get my eyes really open.
Thank you for all this info……The problem with my eyes is that overnight they weep and ooze and in the morning are crusted shut. Was just interested in if it’s possible to make that better. As it is now, in the mornings I use a hot steamy wash cloth to soften up the mess and get my eyes really open.
Hi Mary, When I had something like this( blepharitis, I think it’s called), I was told (1) warm soak with a washcloth (2) then to wipe/scrub each eye from inner corner to outer corner for several minutes using baby shampoo ( use a separate cotton pad for each eye to NOT cross contaminate) … (3) daily or 2X a day for 21 DAYS. The 21 was hard but needed to get rid of the wee mite that had taken up residence . Yikes! It worked!
I'm not positive on this one, but I'm pretty sure I've heard about this in the carnivore community as a chemical imbalance that is another one of the many ailments that disappears in a few weeks after going on the "nothing that grows in the ground", diet
Thank you for all this info……The problem with my eyes is that overnight they weep and ooze and in the morning are crusted shut. Was just interested in if it’s possible to make that better. As it is now, in the mornings I use a hot steamy wash cloth to soften up the mess and get my eyes really open.
Hi Mary, When I had something like this( blepharitis, I think it’s called), I was told (1) warm soak with a washcloth (2) then to wipe/scrub each eye from inner corner to outer corner for several minutes using baby shampoo ( use a separate cotton pad for each eye to NOT cross contaminate) … (3) daily or 2X a day for 21 DAYS. The 21 was hard but needed to get rid of the wee mite that had taken up residence . Yikes! It worked!
I'm not positive on this one, but I'm pretty sure I've heard about this in the carnivore community as a chemical imbalance that is another one of the many ailments that disappears in a few weeks after going on the "nothing that grows in the ground", diet