How much mucus is in the avreage eyeball?
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The human eyeball contains no mucus. It does contain the viterous body. This is a gelatinous material behind the lens, and contains a watery component the viterous humor. In front of the lens is another humor called the aqueous humor which is as its name implies watery in nature. But no mucus.
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This article gives a good description of all the parts, their purpose, and some diagrams. That should be great for your report.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye#Anatomy
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This is known as conjunctivitus, or moe commonly known as "pink-eye," a form of eye-ball irritant. \n\nThere can be many different kinds of conjunctivitus... viral, allergic reaction, or bacterial. The symptoms you described are more common in bacterial conjunctivitus. This is when you wake up and literally have to take your hands and pry open your eye-lids because they are stuck shut. \n\nThere's dry, white flaky stuff on your eye-lashes, which is actually dry mucous. As you open them, your eyes sometimes tear a bit, wetting the mucous so it runs a bit. \n\nCheck to see if your eyes are also a bit pinkish, which they almost certainly will be. They may even turn blood-red as the infection progresses, and you'll look like you had the E-bola virus or were from some horror flick.\n\nRest assured, there's a fairly easy solution. See your local doctor and they will prescribe some eyedrops to take a few times a day. Make sure and follow the instructions and take it for the full term. Even if your eyes get better and show no symptoms, the infection can return.\n\nHere's the sucky part though. Conjunctivitus is highly contagious. (More commonly found in young children, and not adults.) Anything you touch can easily pass it to someone else. \n\nSo, you have to be extremely careful about who you are around. I wouldn't go to work, or into public places. Take extra precaution while touching door handles, glasses, and anything else other people may come in contact with.\n\nIt will take about a week to go away. Good luck.
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64 is very high (normal is around 12-14).  I assume your doctor knows about this and is treating you accordingly.  (Sustained high pressure can lead to glaucoma.)
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Eye boogers are dried tears.  Tears have a great deal of salt and protein in them (think about how you have to clean contact lenses), so when the water evaporates as you sleep without blinking to clear the tears down your ducts, it leaves behind the salt and protein.
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Approx 70m.p.h\n\nApparently if you wasnt to blink, the force would pop your\neyes out!\n\nHence in the involentary Closing of eyes!
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Your lacrimal (tear) glands are located above your eyes - in your brow line.  Tears are formed here and flow over your eyes, and drain through the tiny openings you see in the inside corner of your eyes, which empty into your nasal passages.  This "snot" coming out of your nose is merely tears, draining through the nose and picking up whatever debris was trapped in your nasal mucosa.
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There really isn't muc hyou can do, even if you go to the doctor.  What I did when I got a sty once was purchase one of those blind fold looking things that you can heat or freeze and put on your eyes.  I'd put the cold on first to knock out some of the swelling and the warm on second to dull the pain of it.  It also helps to gently rub the offending eye with a rag dipped in warm water, that feels really good.\n \nIf it hasn't gone away in a week or so, you should go to the optometrist or the doctor to have it checked out because it may actually be a conjuntivitis or something.  Unfortunately the only thing you can do for a sty is wait it out.
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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.
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well, as I'm a doctor, want to tell you for eye problems always wash with tap water and use clean hands to put thin slices of cucumber or potato soaked in cold but not too cold water on eyes for 5-10 min. daily 2 times. you will feel very good and it will help you a lot.
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Red eye with yellow eye discharge - "pink eye" or bacterial conjunctivitis \nRed eye without discharge and with a cold - viral conjunctivitis \nRed eyes with itching, watery discharge - allergic conjunctivitis \nRed eye with history of trauma or chemical in the eye \nRed eye with pain, watery discharge - possible foreign body in the eye or corneal abrasion \nEye with redness of the skin around the eye and swelling of the tissue around the eye - infection of the tissue around the eye (periorbital cellulitis) \nEye discharge in a newborn baby - blocked tear duct (naso-lacrimal duct) \nSwollen lump near the lid margin - stye
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Yes the bigger the eye ball the wider the iris
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Mucus can be simply categorized like this:\n\nWhite is normal.\n\nYellow is an acute infection.\n\nGreen or any variation darker than yellow: it's old, from the way bottom of the lung, and no immediate cause of concern, unless you are getting a bunch of green up, in which case, see a doctor.\n\nOf course mucus can be categorized 20 different ways but this is just simple and easy, if you are really concerned, see your pulmonologist. Good Luck!
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It is not the looking into the eyes it is the touching of the conjunctiva to look into the eye that contacts the fluid. Now conjunctivitus (though more precisely itius mean inflamation) is a BACTERIAL infection. And it is highly contagious spread in droplets that are sprayed from the nose and mouth during sneeze as well as from touching the affected body part then touching an object then someone else touches the object picking up the bacteria which are then contracted when the unsuspecting individual touches there nose eyes or mouth. It is contained by strict hand washing and antibiotics.
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its all the dust and dirt that got into your eye before you went to sleep. \n\nthe tears in your eyes cleared it all out as you slept, and it ran off to the corner of your eye. \n\nits essentialy mucus and dirt, just like a nose booger.
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Take "Blink" eye drops (manufactured by AMO). These are new drops (sodium Hyaluronate---filled in eye ball naturally also,, AND has transient preservative so that your eye receives  "preservative-free" drop). Put 2 drops each eye, 4 times a day. Its visco-elastic property will give you great relief.\nIf you do not find it at a chemist shop, you will get it at "contact-lens" shop.
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I dont know much but i would like to help you....u can use lenses...and a liquid similar to the vitreous humor.\nBut its really interesting that u r trying to create a Working model of human eye. Good luck.