I have a "shadow" in my eye what might I do about it?
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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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Do exercises.\nThis might sound crazy, but it's true! \nThink about it! It's like any other muscles in your body, they all need axercise to stay in shape.\n\nJust when you get time (especially in the morning) sit down and do some exercise. Move your eyes from side to side, up and down, zig zag, circle, square, all for about 5 min. and you're done! Do it every day!\n\nI do it! I have perfect 20/20 vision. Of cource you never know if it's from that, but I wouldn't discount it! \nIf nothing else, your eyes do feel better afterwards!\n\nChears!\n\nP.S.-don't use spell checker here, it messes everything up!
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Shift your eyes around real fast. Can easily do this by playing tennis. Get near heat source (light bulb) to where your eyes feel warm. Move them around and try to relieve any pressure. Try to fell the eye adjusting.\n\nThat's it, save yourself 100$. I've heard it's worked for some people, so I won't call it a scam.
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I don't think there is anything to do.  You could try make up but for a fellow, that's a bit strange.  You may want to look into tattooing.  I had my eye make up tattooed on because it always smudged down my face.
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There are a lot of things that could cause this.  You really should get it checked out by your eye doctor just to make sure it isn't a sign of anything more serious.
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Put a wet warm cloth over ur eyes and lay down.Also soak it in a bit of cologne.
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My nephew had this problem as a young child.  The doctor made him wear a patch over his good eye for a couple of hours a day.  This seemed to help strenghten his lazy eye.
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1. Apply Vitamin E to the area under your eye. You could open up a   \n   Vitamin E capsule, and apply a little oil. Swallow the rest of the oil.    \n   This not only helps you get rid of dark circles, but also reduces   \n   puffiness around the eyes. In addition, regular application of  \n   Vitamin E delays the onset of wrinkles. \n\n2. Apply creams that contain Vitamin C. \n\n3. Swallow a capsule of cod liver oil everyday. It strengthens eyes. \n\n4. Take a teaspoon of tomato juice, a few drops of lemon juice, a \n    pinch of turmeric powder and a little flour, enough to make a paste. \n    Apply this paste to the under-eye area, and wash off after fifteen \n    minutes. \n\n5. Drink at least ten glasses of water everyday. There is no stressing  \n    this enough. If you do not drink at least eight glasses of water \n    everyday, you are not providing your body with as much water as it \n    requires for flushing out toxins. Do not wait until you are thirsty \n    before drinking up. By the time your body cries ‘I’m thirsty!’, you \n    are already severely dehydrated. \n\n6. Avoid stepping out in the sun, especially between noon to four, \n    when the sun is at its strongest. Wear sunglasses to protect your \n    eyes, and the delicate skin around it, from the harmful effects of UV \n    radiation. \n\n7. Apply a cold, used tea bag to your eyes. You could also applied \n    used, cold, herbal tea leaves to your eyes, to sooth them. \n\n8. Apply a concealer to the area under your eyes, to hide dark circles. \n    Use a colour that is every so slightly lighter than the shade of your \n    skin. Apply the concealer gently; do not stretch or pull the skin \n    from this delicate area. \n\n9. Lie down, close your eyes and apply cucumber or potato slices to \n    your lids. Leave on for ten minutes and remove. Wash the area with \n    cold water. This soothes tired eyes instantly, and helps boost blood \n    circulation in the under-eye area. \n\n10. Try out dark circle remover creams available in the market. Make   \n      sure they are of a recognized brand before applying them to your \n      face.
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use concealer. will cover it. I advise the liquid ones.\nBut to heal, put tea bags in the fridge. Then compress them on your eyes.
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my family has the deep dark circles to but i got rid of them by taking vitamins every day! if you can stand it take fish oil pills or vitamin D,B,A
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there are some over the counter products that help, also taking a multi vitamin,, as dark circles can be due to many things, including lack of certain vitamins,, allergies, make sure when taking off/putting on eye makeup you are gentle, as the sking is fragile in that area, tea bags wet then placed on the under eye area are suppose to help, so are cucumbers, but i didnt notice a difference when i used them
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Maybe get it checked out by an optician.  If your pupils are dilated in strong sunlight you could be getting damage to the inside oif the eye...;
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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.
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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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First, try correcting naturally- get at least 7+ hours of sleep each night and up your water intake to at least 8+ glasses a day.\n\nApplying foundation makeup or concealers with a yellow base is the best way to conceal dark circles under the eyes\n\nI would also talk to a specialist at a profession cosmetic counter like Lancome or Estee Lauder, they will most likely be able to help find a solution for bags under the eyes. \n\nAlso, depending on your age and the amount of damage, there is always minor surgery to remove the extra damaged skin under the eyes- but I would not recommend this unless you are 40+ and the damage is significant. If not, try the OTC remedies, ample sleep and extra water.
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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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you probably have a corneal abrasion if you go to the doctor they can prob give you some eye drops to help it heal