My red nose bitt bull is suffering for months from swollen red itchy eyes, i do not know why?
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If the vet has been treating him and you have done everything also. \nMaybe you should take him to another vet. Try PetsMart they have a wonderful medical team and I have never had any problems with any of my dogs or cats. I had a bubble eyes puppy once and her eyes where real bad they took samples of the fluid coming from her eyes and found a rare aliment and treated her  she got better....\n\ngood luck to you and your dog..
605676
Several things, Allergic reactions is the most common thing. Could be Poison Ivy or Poison Oak, could be from an insect bite, or maybe some other plan or animal life her skin doesn't like to interact with. Go to the doctor, they will more than likely tell you to go buy some Benadryl (or something like it) but to be safe I would check with the doc.
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I have the same problem - No one has mentioned "environment" (that I saw?) - It's now Spring - What kind of climate do you live in? I'm in CO - and the Humidity today was 8% (Yes, EIGHT percent) - but "cold" so the heater was blasting all night ... so dry air effects me as well as lack of moisture that comes with higher humidity...\n\nOption #2) - Do you take Tylenol PM (or any antihistamines?) - For whatever reasons - these too dry out my eyes (well, B/C they're a type of antihistamine)\n\nOption #3) - People have already mentioned allergies... and alcohol - May wanna check with an allergist about down pillows, or Spring hay fever - or even "mold" if you are in a northern climate, and the windows are sealed - I found my "allergies" were worse in the winter than summer, and never understood this since all plants/trees/weeds and such are "dead" (dormant) - well, turns out Mold in the air ducts was the cause... \n\nIf you go to a Doc, and tell him about using "Clear Eyes" or "Visine" - those too have a "rebound effect" and he'll (she'll) encourage you to go to "natural tears" for the others' can CAUSE red eyes after long term use... But I too still use them, cuz "natural tears" don't remove the red - and don't wanna look hung over at work - When I'm NOT! LOL \n\nCheers and good luck!
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I dont know. Go see your doctor. He will know what to do for ya.  Have any other symptoms like scratchy eyes and throat? It could  be some type of allergies, inside or outdoor.
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It sounds like a staff infection; you really need to get her to the vet ASAP. We just lost are sweet baby; he has the same symptoms. We had no idea at the time to look for things like that. trust me take her to the vet soon!
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you will need to take him to a vet....he may need allergy shots....and if you can pinpoint what is causing him to itch that would be good......take him to the vet.
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Hi\n\nFirst and foremost - you need to get your eyes checked either by an optomotrist or a doctor.\n\nIt also sounds as though it could be allergies.
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Check the glare on your moniter, it might be causing it.\n\nExcedrin does work wonders.  If you go to the doctors ask for Imitrex, they have both tablets and a nose spray.  Also, if you don't have any of those things, try an asprin or pain pill and drink a high dose of caffiene.  (IE Two glasses of Pepsi/Coke).  \n\nIf you don't have anything, Cold Compress in a Very Dark Room.
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Do your eyes itch?  Do you wake up with a lot of nose congestion and sand in your eyes?  Watery eyes?  Itchy throat?  Have to clear your throat a lot?  These are all signs of allergies.  Try antihistamines with decongestants.  If it just started to get bad recently it could be due to spring coming, it's my worst time of year for allergies.
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It could be an allergy.  Does it only happen when you read?  If so, you may need reading glasses.  It doesn't sound like anything too serious, but make an appointment with your eye doctor to find out what the cause is.
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You really do need to get to a doctor. I have allergies that cause my eye problems, but if this just recently turned up you have a problem. Good Luck.
687194
It might be a reaction to an allergy or something else. In any case, seeing a doctor is the best option now for both of u.
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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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could be GPC or giant papillary conjunctivitis. I used to get it when i wore contact lenses. Essentially your eyes get irritated by something (contacts, cat hair, hay fever, dust) and their ability to ward off illness is lowered. They catch bacterial infections, and mucus results. If it is alot, go to the eye doctor. He/she will give you ointment to put in your eyes and help you figure out what is causing it.
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1. LACK OF SLEEP.\n2. TO MUCH SLEEP.\n3. IRRITATION TO GAS OR OTHER AIRBORNE PARTICLES.\n4. POLLEN REACTION.\n5. EYE SENSITIVE TO SUN (TO BRIGHT LIGHT).\n6. RUBBING THE EYE AREA.\n7. RED/PINK EYE.\n8. EYE SKIN VIRUS/BACRERIA.\n9. HEPITITUS.
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rhinitis medicamentosa, your friend needs to be seen by a doctor, needs intranasal steroids, eventually this addiction can be treated, good luck
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When you mentioned that you exercised 5 times a week......do you think you have any environmental allergies from the outside? That would cause redness in your eyes. An Eye, Nose and Throat doctor could help you there. And, are you around smoking very much? That has a contributing factor.\nGood luck in finding out...