Is there another common word for eye mucus?
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I think "tears" shoud be the answer.
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sneezing\nhiccups\nblinking\nbreathing\nsmiling\nsweating
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IT IS CONJUNCTIVITIS. IT IS SPREAD THROUGH THE FLUID THAT SEEPS THROUGH THE EYE, WHEN YOU HAVE PINK EYE. IT IS CAUSED FROM BEING IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE PERSON WHO HAD IT. IT IS ONLY CONTAGIOUS FOR 24 HOURS AFTER EYE DROPS HAVE BEEN GIVEN! (ONLY BY PRESCRIPTION)
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Have you asked your eye doctor?  Mine prescribed me Lotemax, which is a steroid eye drop.  It seems to help on my really bad, itchy days.
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An eye care poem? Really? That's a pretty specific request.\n\nI suggest you find a love poem on the internet, and eveytime you see the words "I LOVE YOU" replace them with "EYE WASH IN A WARM SALINE SOLUTION".\n\nOr something like that.
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The techincal term would be rhinolith, also mucus, nasal mucus.
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glaucoma is a build up of pressure behind the cornea or something like that. I don't think eye drops would cause that.
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Pink eye (conjunctivitis) is an inflammation or infection of the transparent membrane (conjunctiva) that lines your eyelid and part of your eyeball. The cause of pink eye is commonly a bacterial or viral infection, an allergic reaction or — in newborns — an incompletely opened tear duct.\n\nPink eye may make you feel as if you've got something in one or both of your eyes that you just can't remove. When you wake up in the morning, your eyes may seem to be pasted shut from the discharge coming from your eyes. The whites of your eyes may begin to have a pink discoloration, and you may not see as clearly as you did before.\n\nInflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, resulting in a pink or red cast to the whites of your eyes. Pink eye and red eye are terms commonly used to refer to all types of conjunctivitis.\n\nThough the inflammation of pink eye makes it an irritating condition, it rarely affects your sight. If you suspect pink eye, you can take steps to ease your discomfort. But because pink eye can be contagious, it should be diagnosed and treated early. This is especially important for preschool-age children, who commonly develop both viral and bacterial conjunctivitis
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that your eyes are dry, like cotton.  Probably the same as cottonmouth.
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They are called floaters. They are particles suspended in the vitreous humour of your eye.\n\nSee the link below for details.
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jolly\n\njubilant\n\njudge\n\njocular\n\njiffy\n\njoyous\n\njoyless
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eyelash, lash, cilium
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"red eye" can be \na)viral- which is self limiting often gone in 2 weeks \nb) bacterial - you will have alot of discharge and mucus, maybe painful\nc) environmental as the other person described \nd) allergy - you will feel a distinct itch \ne) dry eye - which can be associated with tearing and or burning\n\nusing artificial tears works well but you have to use them often, up to 4-5 X a day.  Systane (OTC at any drug store) only has to be use 2X or more per day for an appropriate dose.  \nnote: if you do have dry eye with a dry mouth as well as vaginal dryness then get checked for sjogrens syndrome.  dry eye can also be associated with arthritis and other auto immune diseases.\n\nlast things to consider if you do have dry eyes:\n- increase your omega 3 (ie fish oil, flax seed oil) to increase tear production\n-warm compresses and lid scrubs can allow the natural oils in your eyelids to coat your tears better\n-if all else fails there is Restasis which is a prescription drug.  it can take upto 6mo to take affect.\n\nof course consult your MD or optometrist for the appropriate course for you. \n\nhope this was helpful.
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You could use VISINE eye drops for redness...caused by reading too much, etc.
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heterochromia\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_color#Heterochromia
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There really aren't any.  It just has to go away.  To cut down on irritation, you should apply a warm washcloth regularly to the eye.
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Take a trip to the drug store and look for eye drops that contain the following 3 active ingredients:\n   --Carbethopendecinii bromidum 2 mg\n   --Acidum boricum 190 mg\n   --Natrii tetraboras decahydricus 5 mg in 10 ml.\nI believe these are the Czech versions of the ingredients, so you may need to ask the pharmacist if he/she can figure out the English translations.  (I'm guessing acidum boricum is boric acid.)\n\nIf it doesn't resolve within 4 weeks, you should definitely see an eye doctor as it could be a sign of a more serious infection.