What is the best medicine for eyes allergies ???!
Question: What is the best medicine for eyes allergies !?!?!?
I think I got allergies coz my eyes swelling ( not just my eyes but half of my face ) Iand it feel burn when I put eyes drop but I don't know how to get rid of swelling !.!.!. Anyone have this experiment let me know thanks!. I took ibuprofen and visine eyes dropWww@Answer-Health@Com
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Eye drops for Allergies are OTC!. you should try them!. the swelling of part of the face should be addressed by your doctor or your allergist!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Benadryl Can HelpWww@Answer-Health@Com
After my lazik, I developed eye allergies when I never had them before!. There are a couple of things that you can do!.!.!. Several manufacturers make anti-histamine eye drops!. You can use this in conjunction with an oral anti-histamine!. Ibuprofen and Visine will do nothing!.
You should also consider periodic wasting of your eye with drops to flush allergens, dust, etc!. out of your eye!. This would feel great before bed and help you rest at night!. It feels a little weird, but drop a couple drops into each eye, turn your head downward so you are looking straight down and roll your eyes around (with your eyes open)!. Your eyelids will act like a sqeegie and put all the junk on your eyes into the drops!. Then blink and lightly wipe your eyes, and done washing them!. A product like Allergan's 1% carboxymethylcellulose eyedrops ARE THE BOMB! They are the most neutral, smoothest, most refreshing drops I have ever used (and I've tried lots!.)
After washing, then follow up with your antihistamine drops after the excess water is gone!. Doing the same method (head down, eyes rolling) will give you the best results for the antihistamine contact!. The only difference is you don't blink the drops out!. Instead, tilt your head back and rolling and blinking until the drops drain down your tear duct!. It is good to wash this tube and put antihistamine down there!.
You should also look at the air quality in your area!. High levels of particulate (P10), ozone, or acids can cause the eyes too burn as well!. Rinsing your eyes will get rid of the particulate and acids!. Ozone is a whole different issue!.
Email if you need any follow, but this should provide great relief for your problem!. I hope this answers your question!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
You should also consider periodic wasting of your eye with drops to flush allergens, dust, etc!. out of your eye!. This would feel great before bed and help you rest at night!. It feels a little weird, but drop a couple drops into each eye, turn your head downward so you are looking straight down and roll your eyes around (with your eyes open)!. Your eyelids will act like a sqeegie and put all the junk on your eyes into the drops!. Then blink and lightly wipe your eyes, and done washing them!. A product like Allergan's 1% carboxymethylcellulose eyedrops ARE THE BOMB! They are the most neutral, smoothest, most refreshing drops I have ever used (and I've tried lots!.)
After washing, then follow up with your antihistamine drops after the excess water is gone!. Doing the same method (head down, eyes rolling) will give you the best results for the antihistamine contact!. The only difference is you don't blink the drops out!. Instead, tilt your head back and rolling and blinking until the drops drain down your tear duct!. It is good to wash this tube and put antihistamine down there!.
You should also look at the air quality in your area!. High levels of particulate (P10), ozone, or acids can cause the eyes too burn as well!. Rinsing your eyes will get rid of the particulate and acids!. Ozone is a whole different issue!.
Email if you need any follow, but this should provide great relief for your problem!. I hope this answers your question!.Www@Answer-Health@Com