Re: Bloodshot Eyes

[Guest guest]

Hello all;

Back in the days before I discovered ER, I was

slogging through hundreds of experiments trying to

figure out which food caused which of my symptoms.

Corn was causing my cystic acne. Hooray! No more

cystic acne (after 10 years)

Dairy was causing my ear infections. Hooray no more of

that.

Wheat was making me irritable, angry and bloated.

Having identified these things...when I opened ER and

saw that the exact things I already knew about were

AVOIDS-- I nearly jumped for joy.

Finally, reason arises out of chaos.

Anyway, I've been trying to stick to the diet since

about July. Some weeks are better than others.

Thing is-- I still have very bloodshot eyes. Does

anyone else have this problem (or better yet, used to

but cleared it up somehow?)

PS I get plenty of sleep!

Kristl

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[Guest guest]

Try taking silica - it's FANTASTIC for almost every eye problem!

RE: Bloodshot Eyes

Hello all;

Back in the days before I discovered ER, I was

slogging through hundreds of experiments trying to

figure out which food caused which of my symptoms.

Corn was causing my cystic acne. Hooray! No more

cystic acne (after 10 years)

Dairy was causing my ear infections. Hooray no more of

that.

Wheat was making me irritable, angry and bloated.

Having identified these things...when I opened ER and

saw that the exact things I already knew about were

AVOIDS-- I nearly jumped for joy.

Finally, reason arises out of chaos.

Anyway, I've been trying to stick to the diet since

about July. Some weeks are better than others.

Thing is-- I still have very bloodshot eyes. Does

anyone else have this problem (or better yet, used to

but cleared it up somehow?)

PS I get plenty of sleep!

Kristl

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[Guest guest]

Do you think it would help floaters? The eye doctor said the vitrous gel

had come loose. What a nuisance looking around the spots. I was petrified

when I first got the symptoms (though brain tumor, etc.) I guess very near

sighted people over 50 tend to get them. I am both. I thought about the

silica for weak nails. Noel

>From: " Kalab " <jk@...>

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>Subject: RE: Bloodshot Eyes

>Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2001 12:31:49 +1100

>

>Try taking silica - it's FANTASTIC for almost every eye problem!

>

>

> RE: Bloodshot Eyes

>

>

>Hello all;

>

>Back in the days before I discovered ER, I was

>slogging through hundreds of experiments trying to

>figure out which food caused which of my symptoms.

>

>Corn was causing my cystic acne. Hooray! No more

>cystic acne (after 10 years)

>

>Dairy was causing my ear infections. Hooray no more of

>that.

>

>Wheat was making me irritable, angry and bloated.

>

>Having identified these things...when I opened ER and

>saw that the exact things I already knew about were

>AVOIDS-- I nearly jumped for joy.

>

>Finally, reason arises out of chaos.

>

>Anyway, I've been trying to stick to the diet since

>about July. Some weeks are better than others.

>

>Thing is-- I still have very bloodshot eyes. Does

>anyone else have this problem (or better yet, used to

>but cleared it up somehow?)

>

>PS I get plenty of sleep!

>

>Kristl

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Hi Noel, I don't think it will help floaters. But they will fade in time. i had

a torn retina a few years ago and it was as if someone dropped a bottle of ink

in there and I had many floaters after that - had surgery to repair the tear. In

the beginning they were very annoying but as time wnet on I noticed them less

and less - i am told they are still there and if I concentrate against a white

background I can see them. The brain just learns to filter them out.So relax and

try to ignore them...just one of the joys of getting older. Ann

RE: Bloodshot Eyes

Do you think it would help floaters? The eye doctor said the vitrous gel

had come loose. What a nuisance looking around the spots. I was petrified

when I first got the symptoms (though brain tumor, etc.) I guess very near

sighted people over 50 tend to get them. I am both. I thought about the

silica for weak nails. Noel

[Guest guest]

Could there be air irritanta involved? Perfume, air

freshener, dryer sheets, laundry rinse smell on

clothes, or anything that smells. All these smelly

things they have today are just another poison we are

exposed to.

KM

--- vicki <ibgardening@...> wrote:

>

> I saw an eye dr. about the bloodshot eye and he said

> it was probably allergies and I also saw a

> dermatologist who told me to put vasoline on my

> upper

> lip!

> I get allergy shots on a regular basis. I just dont

> feel like its a allergy though...maybe food??

>

>

> > One last thought. You said you'd seen an MD. Was

> > that person a dermatologist? Have you considered

> > asking for a referral to one?

> >

> > Good luck!

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Could be that but it seems to happen when I am

stressed out...go figure!

--- kathy matthews <kathymatthews@...> wrote:

> Could there be air irritanta involved? Perfume, air

> freshener, dryer sheets, laundry rinse smell on

> clothes, or anything that smells. All these smelly

> things they have today are just another poison we

> are

> exposed to.

> KM

> --- vicki <ibgardening@...> wrote:

> >

> > I saw an eye dr. about the bloodshot eye and he

> said

> > it was probably allergies and I also saw a

> > dermatologist who told me to put vasoline on my

> > upper

> > lip!

> > I get allergy shots on a regular basis. I just

> dont

> > feel like its a allergy though...maybe food??

> >

> >

> > > One last thought. You said you'd seen an MD.

> Was

> > > that person a dermatologist? Have you

> considered

> > > asking for a referral to one?

> > >

> > > Good luck!

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 24/11/2006 15:38:02 GMT Standard Time,

kmpfeiffer@... writes:

My eyes have been bloodshot for several months. They also tear and

when I am outside walking they tear so much that I have blurry vision.

The only supplements I am taking currently for CFS are Recup and a few

multivitamins. I have an appointment with a opthamologist in a couple

of weeks, I'm just wondering if this could be CFS connected?? I do

not suspect any supplements are causing this because I have not had any

changes in my protocol in many months. I have been on Recup for almost

two years. Thanks,

Martha

*********HI

I had this situation. Whey you raise Glutathione your situation should

improve via whey Protein.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Try wolfberries/goji berries for you eyes - get them from a chinese supermarket

thats

cheapest place to buy them from . i put them in green tea about 12 at a time .

They do help

the bloodshot eyes and dry eyes fuzzy vision etc . Do a little research on them

.. I also use

recup and it works well for me.

best wishes Kath.c.

>

> My eyes have been bloodshot for several months. They also tear and

> when I am outside walking they tear so much that I have blurry vision.

> The only supplements I am taking currently for CFS are Recup and a few

> multivitamins. I have an appointment with a opthamologist in a couple

> of weeks, I'm just wondering if this could be CFS connected?? I do

> not suspect any supplements are causing this because I have not had any

> changes in my protocol in many months. I have been on Recup for almost

> two years. Thanks,

>

> Martha

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Has anyone experienced slightly bloodshot eyes while one enzymes. I

> get these every time I start them.

Which enzymes? For example, some people do not do well with

papain/bromelain, so if you use an enzyme containing those

ingredients, try one that doesn't.

Dana

[Guest guest]

I was just reading that bloodshot eyes could be inflammation. I thought

that was interesting because my daughter, who is only 5 1/2 has blood

shot eyes and I know she has a lot of inflammation.

Jen K.

> >

> > Has anyone experienced slightly bloodshot eyes while one enzymes. I

> > get these every time I start them.

>

>

> Which enzymes? For example, some people do not do well with

> papain/bromelain, so if you use an enzyme containing those

> ingredients, try one that doesn't.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > Has anyone experienced slightly bloodshot eyes while one enzymes. I

> > > get these every time I start them.

> >

> >

> > Which enzymes? For example, some people do not do well with

> > papain/bromelain, so if you use an enzyme containing those

> > ingredients, try one that doesn't.

> >

> > Dana

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Usually that's an infection or allergies.  Pollen is exploding everywhere...

I'd see a pediatrician to be sure, if you don't want to try allergy meds

first...

Also a saline rinse could be helpful.

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From: chocolatiluv <chocolatiluv@...>

Sent: Sat, March 19, 2011 9:31:50 AM

Subject: Bloodshot Eyes

 

I tried to post this earlier didn`t go thouugh. Posting for my daughter she

called last nite concerned about my grandson`s eye being pink looking bloodshot

& watery. We thought maybe pinkeye then this morning waking up no symptoms of

pinkeye no matting or discharge.He doesn`t have a cold. He has always had a

sensitivity to light.

Recently lots of pressing his eyes & told his ST his eyes hurt(this was 2 days

ago. We were thinking die off from the increase in Famvir 2 wks. ago. Our

question is have any of you using the antivirals have this problem(pink

bloodshot watery eyes?

Thanks

Carole

[Guest guest]

Could it be allergies? We're on the East Coast and I've had a miserable

few days. My daughter has been rubbing her eyes tons and I practically

have to sit on her hands to stop her. Does your grandson take anything

for allergies?

On 3/19/11 10:31 AM, chocolatiluv wrote:

>

> I tried to post this earlier didn`t go thouugh. Posting for my

> daughter she called last nite concerned about my grandson`s eye being

> pink looking bloodshot & watery. We thought maybe pinkeye then this

> morning waking up no symptoms of pinkeye no matting or discharge.He

> doesn`t have a cold. He has always had a sensitivity to light.

> Recently lots of pressing his eyes & told his ST his eyes hurt(this

> was 2 days ago. We were thinking die off from the increase in Famvir 2

> wks. ago. Our question is have any of you using the antivirals have

> this problem(pink bloodshot watery eyes?

> Thanks

> Carole

>

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > I tried to post this earlier didn`t go thouugh. Posting for my

> > daughter she called last nite concerned about my grandson`s eye being

> > pink looking bloodshot & watery. We thought maybe pinkeye then this

> > morning waking up no symptoms of pinkeye no matting or discharge.He

> > doesn`t have a cold. He has always had a sensitivity to light.

> > Recently lots of pressing his eyes & told his ST his eyes hurt(this

> > was 2 days ago. We were thinking die off from the increase in Famvir 2

> > wks. ago. Our question is have any of you using the antivirals have

> > this problem(pink bloodshot watery eyes?

> > Thanks

> > Carole

> >

> >

> Thanks & for your response. It may be allergies but he isn`t

rubbing his eyes.He is on allegra,, benedryl p.m. & Astelin for allergies now..

I read about Uveitis(Eye inflamation) can be caused from autoimmune eye problem

in which the body tissues are attacked by its own immune system.Pretty scary I

need to stop researching.

Praying the redness will leave & all will be good>His Mom is taking him to

Urgent Care tomorrow if there is no change hopefully they can tell if there is

an infection. We don`t trust many doctors in this area.

Thanks

Carole

>

[Guest guest]

Carole,

Could the redness in his eyes be from him pressing on them? For many, it is

the start of allergy season. For myself when I get itchy eyes from

allergies, I use Opcon-A eye drops from Bausch and Lomb. It used to be

prescription but isn't any more and is available at most drug stores. Great

stuff that takes care of any problem right away.

Best,

Marcia

[Guest guest]

>

> Carole,

>

> Could the redness in his eyes be from him pressing on them? For many, it is

> the start of allergy season. For myself when I get itchy eyes from

> allergies, I use Opcon-A eye drops from Bausch and Lomb. It used to be

> prescription but isn't any more and is available at most drug stores. Great

> stuff that takes care of any problem right away.

>

> Best,

>

> Marcia

>

Marcia

Actually the redness is better now & I told my daughter the same thing thinking

the pressing may be the cause. I will let her know about the drops.Thanks for

you imput.

Carole

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