Hi All. I have red veins on my eye ball and I can't get rid of them by simply sleeping more! What should I do?
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avoid wearing your contact lenses for a few days. also try not being on the computer or in front of the television for too long as the strain may be the cause of the redness on your eyes.
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I live in Arizona, and never had real problems with my contacts till I moved here.  Now I can't wear contacts at all, they irritate my eyes.  I went to the optometrist and asked what the heck is wrong with me and they said it was low tear production.  Well, to make a long story short, I don't wear contacts anymore but still have dry eye problems, especially in the morning.  In my opinion, there seems to be no really good solution because I feel like I've tried everything (from supplements to visine) and nothing "cures" the problem.  Sorry to sound so bleak...  Hope you find a good answer
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Do you often hear the question "Feeling tired?" Are there shadows on your face - when you're not out in the sun? Do you look like you've been hit by a baseball?\n\nAlthough undereye circles are annoying, they're not the worst things you can get. In fact, nine out of 10 people have darkness around their eyes at one time or another.\n\nWhat causes them?\nMany factors contribute to undereye cycles. Sometimes the darkness around your eyes is partially hereditary, so if you're parents have them, chances are you will too. But there are culprits that can make the situation much worse - such as smoking, sleep deprivation, poor nutrition and drinking coffee, soda or other caffeine-containing beverages. \n\nAllergies, overexposure to the sun, menstruation or pregnancy can also aggravate them. \n\nNow if your undereye circles have a bluish tint, then what you're seeing isn't really darkened skin but engorged blood vessels. Because the skin under your eyes is thinner than the skin anywhere else on your body, blood vessels there are more noticeable - especially if you're fair-skinned.\n\nAnyway, once you've got 'em, how can you hide 'em? Fortunately there are many things you can do to alleviate and conceal undereye circles.\n\nStep 1: Diminish the problem\nFirst, use an undereye cream that contains both antioxidant vitamins (like vitamin C) and light-diffusing particles that can help draw attention away from dark circles. The key is to use this type of product morning and night. \n\nVichy Laboratoires offers some good options. Their Thermal S Yeux is great for diminishing signs of fatigue, puffiness and dehydration lines. You could also try Dermalogica's Total Eye Care, which reduces puffiness and disguises dark shadows.\n\nStep 2: Conceal, conceal, conceal\nThere is no way around it - the fastest cure for dark circles is to use concealer. Apply it around your entire eye area using your fingers (that way it will be easier to blend). You'll want to choose a concealer that matches your skin tone exactly. The most common mistake people make when applying concealer is that they select a colour that is too light, thinking it will work better. But if the concealer is too light, then you'll get the 'reverse racoon' effect. \n\nPrescriptives makes a good concealer, called Camouflage Cream, and the beauty experts at their counters are trained to help you find the perfect match. Otherwise, try Yves Saint Laurent's legendary Touch Eclat - the new best friend of everyone in the beauty industry.\n\nSet the concealer with a light dusting of powder so that it stays put. If you feel that the powder is going on to cakey or thick, then buff it by tapping over the eye area with a makeup sponge or a cotton ball. This removes excess product and blends what's left behind. \n\nStep 3: Distract attention\nA cream shimmer or white shimmer pencil, applied on the inner corner of your eyes (which tends to be the darkest area of the undereye circles) will also help diminish their appearance. Check out The Body Shop's Eye Definer or Clinique's Quickliner for Eyes. \n\nAnd always avoid lining or applying mascara to your lower lashline, because that will only draw attention to the area and make it look much darker.\n\nA final trick\nOne short-term cure used by models is to apply cool cucumber slices or tea bags to the undereye area. This will help reduce swelling - on days when you've get out of bed after a late night of partying and find a shocking surprise when you look in the mirror.\n\nBy Renee LiButti\n(c) iVenus Limited. All rights reserved.\n\n I have used all of these tricks and they do work.
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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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Those are called eyebags, I believe. They're kinda puffy and soft and make you look real haggard.\n\nYou get it for not sleeping well and not sleeping enough.\n\nThere're a few commercial products out there which help you reduce the size of the eyebags, but ultimately a healthy diet and good sleep is the best option.\n\nA random home-remedy-thingum that i found;\n\nWell, this is the easiest remedy I’ve ever run across, and it really works!\n\nI was so surprised by the single kitchen-cupboard ingredient that this How-To calls for--it's not a cucumber, and you’re sure to have one on hand. Find out the secret here:\n\nRaw potato slices will help tighten baggy, puffy eyes. All you need is a potato and a knife or slicer!\n\nTo Make:\n\n1. Slice 1/4 potato to fit over your eyes.\n\n2. Cut 2 slices or, if you prefer, 5 to 10 very thin slices, several for each eye. Either method works.\n\nTo Use:\n\n1. Spritz eye area with water.\n\n2. Lying down, place the potato slices on your eyelids and leave in place for at least 10 minutes for best results.
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as a natural therapist i would recommend a few alternate remedy's; try lying down in a dark quiet room, rub tiger balm on your temples & presure points around your neck ,try to make sure you drink plenty of water,see a eye specialist if you need glasses & maybe even see a chiropracter maybe you have a knot or a disk out! (P.S sounds weird but it may be cause you need to do a number 2) good luck & hopefully i havent cause a headache with all of my suggestions lol
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You should consult a dermotologist/plastic surgeon.  They can use lasers to kill the spider veins so they eventually disappear.
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try tea bags....let them cool first....place on bags on eyes will shrink it like hemmorhoids
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use  anti-eye- bug-cream!!! it helps great!! you can get it in the bodyshop. You can also put cucumber slices on your eyes everymorning for 2 hours, if you have the time....
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Yep, it sounds like you have hereditary eye circles. My cousins are just like that. Since it is naturally causing you can try under eye circle cream. There is one (I think it's rather expensice) but I hear it might work. I think it's called Hylexin (about $95.00) There is "Eyecircle"for 60 dollars and so on.\nBecause these are soooo expensive, I use a cheapo one for about $20. I cant remeber the name but I will include a link to a beauty website that can help:
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plenty of water and sleep. They will boost your immune system. Try to eliminate stess by making "me time".
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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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You know what works really well to get rid of pimple redness, eyedrops. No lie, it really works. Get eyedrops specifically designed to get rid of bloodshot eyes. Just put a few drops on pimple. It works.\nbefore hand you might use hot compresses to draw out the puss. good luck.I hope it works.
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The best product for this is one that is all natural and is called Crystal Clear Neutralizer.  I have used it for redness in the eyes and it has worked instantly most of the time. You can get it at this website: www.urimembers.com/ID17926   ..... It even took away a stye for me.  It comes in a fairly large size because people use it for a lot of different reasons such as detoxing and many other problems....including itchiness and alleries.  I think there is a contact on the site if you want to know more.
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Hi I have those too.  I was listening to a natural doctor on AM Radio and he told another lady to go to the eye doctor just in case it was something different, but that there isn't anything that can be done for them.  They are just annoying.
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One, you can eat LOTS of carrots!  They are totally good for optical health.  Also, don't stay up too late, or read in bad light.  That makes them red!  If you ever get in a shower, try to prevent anything from getting in them.  Also, if none of this works, you could try eye drops.
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hi you really need sleep try relaxing before you go to sleep so your wind down and your brain isn't in over drive and for the eye bag thing they say pile cream treatment works but Ive never tried it good luck n sweet dreams