What kind of eye problems cause you to have a thick sticky glue like film covering the eyes .?

Question

I have been told it is a form of Keratitis? I don't have pain much only once in a while I'll have a sharp pain not often. My eye that is bothering me the most that day waters but not all the time. It takes me a hour in the morning to clear my eyes some. It never goes away just gets worse some days. I'm losing my eye sight! This can't be because I'm 50? I Had good eyes up until I was exposed to microtoxins, do you think that could be something to look at?

Answer 1

Go see an ophthalmologist. Treatment for keratitis varies depending on the location and cause. Usually the cornea (clear part of the eye) is compromised, this can lead to ulcers which can permenantly deteriote vision, the most likely cause is to be bacteria, so topical antibiotics will fight the infection and corticosteriods can help with the alleviate the pain anf reduce inflammation.

Answer 2

There is junk that you need to get out of there. The problem is that the circulation through the eye is so slow it takes a long time to flush. Get an eyewash cup,and make tea out of eyebright, raspberry leaves a little cayenne pepper (I know it sounds rough, but so is going blind, get with the program) there are a few other things you could add, but those are the main ones. Make the tea, put it in an ice cube tray and freeze it. Take out one ice cube in the morning, and one in the evening,(put it in the fridge to thaw) and do a serious eye wash twice a day. Jethro Kloss' BACK TO EDEN or PRESCRIPTION FOR NUTRITIONAL HEALING by the Balch's might help your insight, and help you know what else you could add to help. (Or Richard Schulze, at HERBDOC)

Answer 3

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Answer 4

look into allergies