Mostly at night, drives me NUTS! I've tried everything, even contacted gov. agency. No luck. Can feel it land near corner of eye and take off when I start to brush it away. Help?
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Gnats, no-see-ums, sand fleas. Not chiggers, which are not flying insects.\n\nSee: http://www.pestproducts.com/smallflies.htm
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See an eye doctor.\n\nIt might be something on the lens, or it might be something on the retina. Or it might be some completely different thing.
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You need to apply moist heat. So get a clean wash cloth and get it hot ( well as hot as you can stand it and apply to the stye. it will come to a head and go away!
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you can try some eye drops...it will sting when you first use it, but will offer relief.  also, just get a cool pack, or a cool wet rag and turn the lights off and put it on your eyes....just take a deep breath and relax.  soon you will fall asleep and you will feel better.  your eyes will be puffy in the morning...cool cucumbers will help reduce the puffiness...also try something like preperation H under your eyes to reduce puffiness.  Sorry to hear you're having problems....we all go through it!  Just try and remember that things will get better...just relax and take a deep breath and remember the good things in your life.
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Put a little Visine on it during the day, this will take out the redness. At night try drying it up with a little toothpaste.  Please don't try to pop it, it could only make it worse.
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Yep, it sounds like you have hereditary eye circles. My cousins are just like that. Since it is naturally causing you can try under eye circle cream. There is one (I think it's rather expensice) but I hear it might work. I think it's called Hylexin (about $95.00) There is "Eyecircle"for 60 dollars and so on.\nBecause these are soooo expensive, I use a cheapo one for about $20. I cant remeber the name but I will include a link to a beauty website that can help:
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try cocoa butter cream at night-it's a little greasy feeling-but it is definitely one of the best that i have tried- have you changed your face cleaning regimen?  are do you tan in a tanning bed?  even though you have to wear the funny goggles don't think that the sensitive skin around your eyes aren't exposed.  if using a different cleanser, it may be to harsh.  you can also try the Avon Anew eye moisturizer and line diminish, it comes in a tube and I love it!  I always have an extra on hand
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MY son has this and it took forever to get rid of it.There is a prescription cream for it.No one else in the family caught it.
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could be a slight lazy eye, talk to your eye doctor and he will prescribe some glasses to fix that up
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Best thing to do would be to see an Ophthalmologist. You could be having an allergy issue, but it could be something much worse, and only a doctor would be able to make sure.\n\nGood luck
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it might be the botox, or not. \n\nyou should see a doctor or eye specialist fast.
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You could be having spasm of the muscles around the eye. You first need to diagnose the cause and treat it if necessary. If there is nothing, try botox
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I have the EXACT same problem.  I used to get this as a lot as a kid and it's suddenly returned again in the past month.  What I do to keep it in check is to liberally coat the area with vaseline every night before I go to sleep (I keep it on my night stand so that I remember to do it).  That way, it moisturizes it all night long while I'm asleep.  In the morning, I just wash it off and apply my make-up.
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I would try aloe. There are products in the baby aisle used to treat the same problem and would work for adults as well.\n Otherwise you just have to wait it out and stay out of the sun.
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It's me again. Gordy in South Portland, Maine. That gooey stuff are your eyes, trying to heal themselves. You may possibly have a little irritation in your eyes, still. If you have a family doctor, he can take a peek and prescribe an eye rinse for you to keep your eyes clean while they are healing. Because this is such a pain in the neck to you, I would think a quick visit to your doctor, or even a walk-in clinic, would end a lot of useless worry about it. The best part about doctors and clinics is that almost all of the  time they have seen all this before and they will know exactly what to do for you. A fantastic eye rinse you can pick up at the pharmacy, over the counter, is Collyrium. It comes in a 4 ounce bottle with an eye cup on top to use. All it is is boric acid, sodium borate and water, preserved with benzalkonium chloride (0.01%). Don't let that fancy language scare you. It's great stuff, and after you slosh it around in your eyes for about thirty seconds, you can feel the itching go away and your eyes getting a decent chance to heal themselves. Your best bet, and the one that I'd opt for because it's the shortest route to home plate, is just see your doctor or clinic. They have stuff even better than the stuff I just recommended to you and it will also shorten the time you have to be bugged it this. I sometimes get allergic reactions to stuff after being out on my bicycle for long rides in the Maine countryside, and this eye wash Collyrium knocks it out pretty quick. Hope I haven't upset you with all this information. I will be holding a very strong thought which goes like this: let him get his eyes in good shape again before this Saturday. Good luck to you from  - G. in South Portland, Maine., U.S.A.
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See if using a smaller amount and thoroughly rubbing it in helps, and definately put it on at bed time. good luck
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it is an infection of the outer layer covering the eye.\nyou have to keep on taking your medications and consult your doctor.\nnever undermine this and keep in touch with your ophthalmologist.