... aling with this for so long. Guess something we have to adjust to and be patient with in the meantime. I'm still on the restasis. I think that has helped too. My eyes felt wet this morning. Instead of feeling hot they felt damp and cool...not the reflex burning tears...the nice normal ones... ... (490 replies)
... I've been having problems with dry eyes since April 2010. This suddenly started and coincided with me changing jobs and has gradually worsened to the point I decided to leave work. ... (0 replies)
... burning eyes in the morning or when you awaken? ... (2 replies)
... They ache most of the time and the only time they don't is when I put artificial tears in them. But I have to do that like every fifteen minutes and it's really annoying. They always have big purple bags around them. ... (3 replies)
... s. If you have abit of dry eye anyway you may be aware of this, like contacts becoming uncomfortable etc. When i used to wear contacts im started getting abit of burning feeling, i cant wear them at all now. not saying this will hapen to you. You may want to look in to Artificail tears that you can wear with contacts in. ... (1 replies)
... preservative free or not cause severe irritation and burning of the eyelashes. She tried the steriod drops with the same results burning and irritation. Since she couldn't use drops she has resorted to the plugs which she has had in now for 2.5 weeks and finally getting used to them. ... (4 replies)
... Ironically, I have cried so many tears over this. Please, please, please help me. ... (16 replies)
... Now a bit of good news, when it gets bad simply put a warm hot water bottle on your eyes or forehead. Not scalding hot, but pleasantly warm. ... (2 replies)
... My eyes water a lot for no reason. Sometimes I'll just be sitting watching TV or having a normal conversation with someone and my eyes will start to tear. What's worse is that most of the time, the tears really hurt my eyes. ... (5 replies)
... lately, whenever i cry, my tears burn my eyes. when it burns, it burns! it has never happened before. should i go see a doctor about this? ... (1 replies)
... oils and whatever, into his eyes and eyelids. ... (0 replies)
... Starfox, it is just not possible for me to go without using tear drops. My eyes are so bone dry that they are incredibly painful if I don't use them. Plus, I don't have very much oil in my tears anyway. ... (74 replies)
... ymptoms are like a double edged sword. When they're not dry, they are virtually overflowing with thick oil that leaves me in a constant state of fear of having a burning sensation, which is terribly painful. On these days, I have to keep several cold wash colths stored in the fridge just in case. ... (74 replies)
... My eyes are just the worst right now. Usually the hot compress makes them feel better, but I just did one and now they feel worse. They are burning unbelievably. Tears are not helping. It is very late, so I think I am just going to put my ointment in and go to sleep! ... (74 replies)
... Hello everyone! I hope you're all doing great. First off, I'm sorry if I am posting this in the wrong forum, but I have been having red eyes for the last month. About 4 weeks ago people started asking me why my eyes were red...at the time I didn't notice it myself and it was new to me. ... (16 replies)
... D I'm just tired of the burning fits at night. I like not to have made it in for my rt. eye burning when we came back from my dad's the other night. ... (74 replies)
... def TV. Now, if my eyes will just pull it in! ... (74 replies)
... I speak from personal experience:
Dry eye is a hypothyroid symptom. A thyroid hormone imbalance causes less than optimal heart performance which causes less than optimal oxygen supplies to all body organ systems. If you have red veins in your eyes, for example, they aren't getting enough oxygen. If your body temperature is sub-normal, this is also an indication that... (490 replies)
... This is from ARVO's website. There are 2 studies: one for the eye drop and one for a pill version. I belive the Pimecrolimus is approved as a cream for eczema under the brand name elidel. However, there's no eye drop or pill version available on the market.
Program#/Poster#: 2031/B800
Abstract Title: Comparison of Pimecrolimus 1%, 0.3% and 0.1% With Vehicle for the... (1 replies)
... Ok. Well, 1st off all, let me explain my situation. I used to wear contacts, and then in Dec 1999, I had a kidney transplant. When I awoke from surgery my eyes were infected, they said it was conjuctivitis. They gave me medicine for it, and it went away. ... (2 replies)
