best product for eye allergies?
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if you have been rubbing your eyes, almost any drop will make them burn when you put it in.  They all really consist of the same ingredients so put it in, squeeze something tight during the burn and then go about your day.  Try putting the drops in as soon as they start to bother you and the burn may be less.
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The best medication is usually and antihistamine.  Loratadine (Claritin, Alavert) is the only non-drowsy OTC antihsitamine.  Prescription antihistamines include Allegra (available as a generic) and Zyrtec.\nYou can also treat individual symptoms.  If your symptoms are primarily watery, itchy eyes, you can use an ocular antihistamine like Patanol.  If your primary symptom is nasal congestion, you can use a nasal corticosteroid like Flonase or Nasonex.
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Itching is the cardinal sign of eye allergies.  The ER is an okay option, but I would suggest making an appointment with an optometrist or ophthalmologist.  If you explain the situation, they will be able to get you an immediate appointment (if necessary).
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Patanol for allergies in your eyes!! Work best ---you have to have a rx!!! Bye
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Best product ever - Clinique's All About Eyes. Works almost instantly. Well worth the cash!
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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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Brew green tea bags, ice them and put them on your eyes. They work for me. Or try a cold cream that is designed for eyes. Make sure you keep your eye cream cold (like in the refrigerator). These two things work for me, but my guess is nothing much is going to work because when you cry you really raise those blood vessels by expanding them from over-working your tear ducts. Most remedies are designed to help natural eye puffyness..not excessive work outs of the eye. Hope you don't need this--because you stop crying :)
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I would go with something with "opti" in the beginning. I'm not really sure what you are looking for...is it an eye drop solution, or antifungal solution or what??
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Best thing to use is an old white cotton t-shirt and some kind of regular glass cleaner. (Windex is fine.)\n\nYou can buy the expenive eye-glass cleaners, but they aren't so good...  Well... if you buy the anti-fogging kind for cold weather, that' a good use for it.\n\nHeck, a shirt tail and a little spit will work, but beware of harsh fabric or it could scratch your glasses.\n\nTake care.
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Try a slice of cucumber over each eye while soaking in a warm bath or while just relaxing in the evening.  You can also try a moisturizer or replenishing lotion such as Aveeno.
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Treating Pink Eye -\n\nSteps My favorite, simple pink eye remedy is using chamomile!\n\npink eye remedy 1Simple place cool, moist chamomile tea bag on each closed eye for about 10 minutes. Repeat this every couple hours. You can buy these tea bags at any supermarket. Make sure chamomile is the only ingredient
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I use Chamomile drops now. You can probably get them at alternative health stores. You can also mix up you own eye bath solution of Boric acid crystals and sterile water. It would be wise to check the proportions before using this remedy. I have used it for years because of allergies. It works well and costs next to nothing.\nMost pharmacies sell Boric acid crystals.
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Try soaking chamomile tea bags in HOT water then put it on you're eye.   Also when it goes away throw away all old eye makeup or anything else that comes in contact with you're eyes to prevent spreading it.
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there are 2 possibilities\none you may have become allergic to this brand and this could develop anytime\nsecond it maybe a temporary fault in your eyes or in this package\nso i suggest u stop until your lids normalize for  weeks and use a mild steroid ointment like dexamethasone eye ointment then retry this brand if allergy recurs shift to a new brand
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You can go to an allergist, referred by your primary care physician if your insurance allows.  They will subject you to hundreds of dollars worth of tests and come up with a list of things that you are allergic to.\n\nI have been battling allergies for years, was on a prescription drug for 3 years until the drug made me sick.  I use good old fashioned, over the counter, sudafed (store brand).  If my eyes start itching I'll also take benadryl before bed.\n\nYou might want to try some basic over the counter stuff before subjecting yourself to the doctors tortures, errr tests.
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Get Flonase, it works on all allergies and I LOVE it.
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Honey is a good allergy medicine. \nBut you have to make sure that it was made by local bees.\nSo get it at a farmer's market, or a produce stand.\n\nTake a teaspoon of it a day at least.\nThen add it to your coffee, tea, cereal, etc.\n\nIt really does help. I used to have horrible allergies, and dark under-eye circles that go with being of scandinavian descent and having bad allergies, but I don't anymore. :)