I have a shadow spot in my eye that I have had since the 4th of July.  Are there any natural meds that would help.  \n\nIt is like some minute shadow, sometimes I think I have something in my eye but I don't.
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See an optometrist. This could be serious. I doubt an OTC medicine could help you with this.
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Sounds like whatever was in your eye may have scratched it. I got a metal sliver in my eye at work once, and they had to "grind" it out. My eye was sore for a week!!
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Stop worrying. Most of these things disappear with time. Spots don't last forever. It doesn't help you in the short term, but there are no miracle products that will make them all disappear instantly. Beware of steroidal creams.
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no drugs can do this for you . the final answer can be lazik.. which is done by laser but may be result be not perfect but ofcourse better than your recent condition... depend on your age and your visual aquality
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You better talk to your doctor, that's not normal. Lot's of things can cause it . It could be something as simple as needing glasses or it could be something a little more serious. \n\nGood luck to you:)
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Slice potatoes and place'em on yr eyes.  OR\nPlace freshly used teabags on your eyes.Yu can get da best results in a couple of weeks. it works
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dark circles under your eyes? i am anemic too and i have dark circles and then iron pills didient really help i use alot of concealor...i bed head make upp - the bed head stick it covers them pretty well.
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I think you need to see a doctor.  It could be a nerve issue or muscle or both, since the nerves and muscles work together.  An opthomologist is who you want to see.
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How long has this been going on and have you ever consulted an eye doctor about it?  It could be allergies, but it could also be a sign of an infection, so you really should get it checked out by your optometrist or ophthalmologist.
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I have the same problem dude. I'm thinking you have what is commonly called 'floaters', that is, you have small particles floating withing the fluid of your eye. You see these lines and dots because they float over your retina and block light, casting a shadow. Usually this is a non-issue (nothing to worry about), and only appears when looking into a bright light (I.E. a microscope) or staring an uncommonly bright image, or paper. It could be a sign of retinal detachment (a very serious issue) if it is  persistant (constant), or distracts you from everyday things such as driving, or working. \n\nIf you are really worried, check with your Eye-Doctor or Physician, they'll tell you if it is completely harmless, or if you should take further action
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No its actually common. I have the same thing. Mine is a spot though. You might have a cataract. Go get it checked out just to be sure. most likely its nothin.
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Your eyes are getting dry . Because while staring at the monitor and you are not blinking as often as necessary to keep your eye sockets moist . You must remember to blink often or get eye moisturizing drops. \n\nI had that problem , ( not on house arrest ) I did go to my Dr and that's what I was told . My Dr. suggested I take a supplement known as flax- seed oil (gel tablets) because flax-seed helps promotes natural tears . But I also discovered other benefits of this product . Since you are on the computer often ,I suggest  , you investigate this product and other things that would/could improve your quality of life. Good Luck and May GOD bless you
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You really do need to get to a doctor. I have allergies that cause my eye problems, but if this just recently turned up you have a problem. Good Luck.
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I would see a doctor.  Also try lavendar, like lavendar candles, or a lavendar plugin, or a lavendar pillow spray.
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The places on your eyes sound like sties. They are basically pimples that form on your eyelids or at your lashline.They can form because of stress,the same as other pimples, so perhaps you have a virus of some sort that is also causing the weakness. ASK YOUR DOCTOR!!! With diabetes it could be anything,none of which you need to play around with. Try putting a washrag soaked in hot water (as hot as you can stand it next to your eye)at your eye. Let it stay as long as it's hot...this will help draw the sties and make them come to a head sooner. Good Luck..I hope all is well with you!!
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Take a flannel - and ordinary face cloth - close your eyes and gently clean your eyes with it. You can use a tiny drop of baby shampoo if you have any. I once had a condition called blephoritis (a kind of excema around the eyelashes), and this is what the hospital doc told me to do.\n\nI think you'll find it works very well. Good luck! x
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I would try a few things before going to the eye doctor IF you are in pretty good health. It might be something just out of habit or common sense thats causing your body to wake up this way. \n\n1st thing I would try for 3-4 days straight is to jump in a hot shower as soon as you wake up. Make sure you hit your face and eyes and hair with a good cleaning. I suspect various body oils from your hair and/ or skin are getting into your eyes through out the night.\n\n2nd thought: Your body is low on nutrition and/or water first thing in the morning. With dehydration and the lack of vitamins, your eyes are suffering. Some people this matters, other people dont ever need vitamins. Depends how strong your gene set is and what other not so great habits you intake like smoking or drinking. So my suggestion is when you wake up and during sleep, have some vitamin water next to your bed and drink up. Then as soon as you wake up go make yourself a healthy vitamin liquid shake and see how your eyes react. \n\n3rd: Sounds silly but do some form of stretching and mild exercise like walk up some stairs slowlllyyyy 4-6 times. See if your eyes are coming better into focus then. I suspect maybe some kind of position in which you sleep is cutting off the oxygen and/or bloodflow to your eye area. Some people sleep face down on their hands in the face, this would be an example. \n\n4th: Sleep apnea is another suspect---try BREATH RIGHTS strips for 7-10 nights on your nose. See if you wake up more refreshed and your eyes arent as blurry. You might have a breathing problem the way you sleep. 1 out of every 7 adults sleep in some harmful way that is NOT healthy for the breathing --doesnt matter if you are overweight or unhealthy.  \n\nShould be very interesting to see what combinations of this or that above helps you out. Email me and let me know how it goes ok? Good luck.