Anyon efamiliar with eye mucus?
970871
This can be caused by a narrow tear duct.  It also can make you more prone to infections.  It is a congenative thing, so there really isn't any medicine or anything to treat it, but depending on your case, there may be a surgical treatment.
518636
bulging one of ur eyes O_o
1096018
There is a WONDERFUL site that you can input both parents eye colors (and their parents) and it will tell you the percentages of what you offsprings eyes could be!\n\nhttp://www.thetech.org/genetics/\n\nDown near the bottom left it will have the link for you to launch the application to do the test.
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My brother sneezes every time he walks into the sunlight. It's called "Autosomal dominant Compelling Helio-Ophthalmic". \n\nHere's some info on it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photic_sneeze_reflex
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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.
953224
no i havent. I'd get it checked out asap, something else is probably causing it. See if yer mom has had problems with hers, it could run in the family.
161726
Some vision problems are genetic or hereditary. Like myopia. Other eye problems are also linked to genetics/heredity like glaucoma. If you have a forst degree relative (parent or sibling) with glaucoma, you are more likely to develope glaucoma than someone who has no family history of it.
528654
If your getting headaches, migranes and vision problems run in the family, it's more than likely you need some kind of corrective vision aid. Alot of people on both sides of my family NEED glasses and so do I. If I don't wear my glasses, read to much, strain my eyes generally. I'm prone to headaches. See an optometrist or is is opthamologist, what I'm trying to say is eye doctor, soon. The headaches are very bothersome, I know. Good Luck!
791354
My father used potatoes for this. Pureed raw potato with the juices,made a poultice,placed over his eyes. It worked!
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contact eye drops or sailine solution
834434
Doesnt take long . Once I was babysitting a little girl and she had it at the time, she went home that evening, when I woke up the next morning I knew she had given it to me. My right and part of my left eye was matted shut with that crusty yellow eye mucus stuff. If you do get it you'll know it. First put a warm wet wash cloth over your eye and let it kind of melt the matter away . Your eye or eyes will probably red as well. Then go to the doctor as soon as possible he'll give you some antibiotics or eye drops or something to clear it up . Remember it is very contagious so get treated as soon as possible!
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If both parents have blue eyes, then the child will have blue eyes.  Because blue eyes are a recessive gene, so, blue eyed people only carry blue eyed genes.\nOn the other hand, brown eyed people can be carrying a blue eyed gene, since brown is the dominant gene.  Two brown eyed people, both carrying one blue eyed gene, could give birth to a blue eyed child.\n\nMy aunt has brown eyes, but someone in her lineage had blue eyes.  My uncle has blue eyes.  They gave birth to 3 girls, all with blue eyes.  Which means my aunt was carrying the recessive blue eyed gene and passed it along to her children.\n\nBut, to your question, the only way to definitively say a child will have any particular color eyes is if two people with blue eyes have kids.  Then, the kids will have blue eyes.  In all other cases, the eye color of the children will be unknown.
1064738
clean the area around the eye with milk...just dip a piece of cotton in milk and rub it around ure eyes..atleast 3 times a day!
600871
I had the same symptoms as a child and it did turn out to be a tumor. It is still there because the risk to take were to great. It started when I was 11 or 12 . I am 32 now so dont getstressed about it being a tumor. Watch her motor skills as well. When cutting paper for some reason it would happen to me as well. A simple CT scan can find it but dont start there. First check vision and sinus tract first. Again there is cause for concern but if you get scary responses on here dont freak out and just follow the steps until the problem is resolved.
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This exact thing happened to my son.  He has eye allergies, and that seems to make him more prone to infections.  He had healthy bacteria (that we all have) get up under his contacts and cause an infection.  I would see an opthomologist, as you will need a prescription for drops.  My son had to stop wearing his contacts for two weeks (one week to put in the drops, and one week to continue healing the eye).  This was after falling asleep in the contacts for 10 minutes in front of the TV on a few nights in a row (he had been real busy and tired that week, and I just let him do it, thinking how short a timeframe it was couldn't do any harm).  I would wake him, make him take out the contacts, and send him on to bed for the night (he normally takes his out daily).  However, it was just enough time for an infection to take hold.  Long story short, don't sleep in your contacts, even for a short period of time.  Don't swim in them, either, ever.  My son uses Elestat drops during change of seasons or any time his allergies act up, as well.  He also vigorously washes his eyelashes twice a day with a washcloth and baby shampoo.  It seems to help the buildup.  No-rub solutions are misleading, too.  You need to rub the contacts and rinse them daily to remove the protein.
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Is it actually the white bit of her eye?  I think this can be quite common and looks alot more serious than it actually is, however because your grandmother is on the medication I think it's important she goes to see her gp, especially if this happens to her often
210191
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.