What is the best natural remedy for eye allergic?
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Please post your details as to what you are feeling because of that Eye Allergy and I can help you get rid of it using Homeopathic Remedies No Harmful Effects and No Side Effects :-)\nFeel free to send me you details and you can be cured !\nTake care And God Bless You !
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Poison Ivy can be very dangerous, I have it in my backyard. Put coritzone cream on your arm and flush your eye thoroughly. Maybe put a very subtle, light, moisturizer to keep your eye from swelling or becoming irritated and red.
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The Homeopathic Remedy SULFUR 30 is perhaps the first and the one of the best remedies to cure any sort of Allergies cleanses your system and regulates against future allergic reactions !\nTake care and God Bless !
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There are some special eye creams to get rid of the swells but if you cant buy it,then a cheaper choice,there are eye masks which are filled with a material like a jell which you keep in the fridge and when your eyes are swollen you take out and wear it for some time.
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Home remedy for dark circle eye.\n\nClose your eyes and cover eyelids with slices of raw potato or cucumber for 15-20 minutes. Wash with warm water and apply a cream.\nGrate a cucumber, squeeze to take out its juice and refrigerate. Make a mixture of lemon juice, lanolin cream and cucumber juice and apply around the eye for 10-15 minutes.\nDip some cotton in a 1:1 mixture of potato and cucumber juices. Put the cotton on your eyelids and keep for 20 minutes. Wash your eyes with cold water.\nApply a mixture of lemon and tomato juice (equal parts) on the black circles 2 times a day.\nApply a paste of turmeric powder with pineapple juice for dark circles under the eyes.\nApply crushed mint around the eye.\nMassage with almond oil under and around eyes at bed time daily for 2 weeks and see the improvement. Almond helps to remove dark circles, and is an excellent "skin food".\nRemove the cream applied around the eye after 10 min. No cream should be left on the skin around the eyes for long periods.\nRub the area with a powdered Vitamin E capsule and wipe off with a mixture of honey and egg white.\nPut hot and cold clothes alternatively under eyes for 10 minutes. Then apply some almond oil on the dark surface before going to bed.\nThe acuupressure point for eyses is on the mount below the index finger of your palms. Pressing this mount may help.
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Eat carrot..it's good for eyes
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The simplest method is to go to your drugstore and have him point out boric acid for eyewash.  It comes with a eyewash cup.  It doesn't burn and it is very soothing.
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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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Your eyes are getting dry . Because while staring at the monitor and you are not blinking as often as necessary to keep your eye sockets moist . You must remember to blink often or get eye moisturizing drops. \n\nI had that problem , ( not on house arrest ) I did go to my Dr and that's what I was told . My Dr. suggested I take a supplement known as flax- seed oil (gel tablets) because flax-seed helps promotes natural tears . But I also discovered other benefits of this product . Since you are on the computer often ,I suggest  , you investigate this product and other things that would/could improve your quality of life. Good Luck and May GOD bless you
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Try sulphacetamide.  And I swear this works:  Put a few drops of breastmilk in the affected eye.
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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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Herbs\n\n    *\n          o Calendula (Calendula officinalis) has been used for many years, but has not been studied in people who have conjunctivitis.\n          o Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) has been used for many years, but has not been studied in people who have conjunctivitis.\n          o Eyebright (Euphrasia officinalis) has been used for many years, but has not been studied in people who have conjunctivitis.\n          o Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis) has been used for many years, but has not been studied in people who have conjunctivitis. \n\nSupplements\n\n    *\n          o Boric acid eyewash has been used, but has not been studied in people who have conjunctivitis. \n\nOther ways of treating your symptoms:\n\nOther ways to treat your symptoms are available to you.\n\nTalk to your caregiver if:\n\n    * You would like medicine to treat conjunctivitis.\n    * Your symptoms have not gone away or improved by these self-help measures.\n    * The pain in the eye increases.\n    * The redness is spreading.
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Homeopathic Remedies work the best for all sorts of allergies starting with SULFUR 30 which is the first remedy for most allergic reactions !\nFeel free to email me if you need any more help !\nTake Care and God Bless !
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Glaucoma treatment...\n\nTreatment for glaucoma focuses on preserving eyesight by slowing the damage to the nerve in the back of the eye (optic nerve). Most treatment aims to prevent further damage to the optic nerve by lowering the pressure in the eyes (intraocular pressure, or IOP).\n\nGlaucoma is usually treated with medications such as eyedrops. Laser treatment or surgery is often needed.\n\nNaturopathic Treatments.......\n\nStudies show patients can reduce their eye pressure by five to seven millimeters with an improved diet and supplement program. In general, a diet high in betacarotene, vitamins C and E, and sulfur-bearing amino acids are recommended. Foods containing those nutrients include garlic, onions, beans, spinach, celery, turnips, yellow and orange vegetables, green leafy vegetables, seaweed, apples, oranges and tomatoes. \n\nDaily juicing of vegetables and fruits (preferably organic). Our glaucoma recipe is some combination of the following: celery, carrots, cucumber, radish, turnip, parsley, beets, cabbage, raspberries, plums, apple (not too much fruit). For more information, go to "Click Here". \n\nDrink lots of water - 8-10 glasses of purified water. Avoid carbonated, caffeinated and alcoholic beverages. They can actually dehydrate your eyes. \nManage your stress - meditate, take a walk in nature, practice yoga, visualization techniques or prayer on a daily basis. \n\nExercise daily - do at least 20 minutes of aerobic exercise daily. Walking and swimming are two excellent forms of exercise. \n\nEye exercises can help to bring energy and blood to the eyes, thereby helping to drain away toxins or congestion to the eyes. \n\nAvoid foods to which you are allergic: a study of 113 patients with chronic simple glaucoma showed immediate IOP increases of up to 20 millimeters when they were exposed to foods in to which they were allergic. Manage stress. Take up meditation, yoga, tai chi, or any practice that helps you relax. Some consider glaucoma a stress related condition. \n\nSupplement your diet with a good multivitamin such as One Plus Multivitamin (see website for more information) and/or a good Green Drink (see Paleogreens).
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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 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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build up your immune system. Excercise.. Last year i had it bad.  itchy eye and runny nose.\n\nsince i started excercises. i didn't get it this year. :)