I’ve watched several videos on blepharitis. This one is the best. Straight forward and not technical. I’m washing with baby shampoo and it seems to be working now. Hopefully it doesn’t get worse. Good luck to everyone
I got rid of it in a month , constantly doing the following with t tree oil , on my pillow sheets face , NOT ON EYES and washing face twice a day . Warm salt bathing eyes3 times a day . I WAS OBSESSED. BUT ITS GONE 😂 also don’t touch eyes with unwashed hands , clean everything, make up brushes etc . Discard eye make up and don’t use as it’s infected with bacteria .dont use eye make up for a month . It’s all about eye hygiene, and recovery.
I have been suffering from blepharitis 4 years ago . I do warm compressor every moring , eye drop. The Symptoms ease, but the blepharitis is still there.
i have this and today i went to the doctor and he prescribed a cream to put on my eyelids and also on my eyeball. the cream stung when it got in but it doesn't anymore, it looks like a glaze
My uncle suffered from blepharitis for years, but after using natural remedies from IAFA Ayurveda, he experienced relief within just two months. The treatments were gentle yet effective, significantly improving his condition. We are truly grateful for IAFA’s holistic approach and the positive impact it has had on his well-being!
@AruneshAgrawal-pp1oh That’s wonderful to hear! Blepharitis can be a persistent condition, and finding relief through natural remedies like those from IAFA Ayurveda must have been a blessing for your uncle. It’s great that the gentle, holistic approach worked so effectively in just two months. Wishing continued good health and well-being for him!
Anyone here because they got eyelash extensions and their eyelids have been swollen since? Please help! I've tried so many things to no avail. Gonna try seeing a different eye doc
@@missiongamer4494 I did. Unfortunately I think I just have mild blepharitis now.. and my eyelid skin has been somewhat more "stretched", so it's folded more/droopy on one eye. No one can tell except me but it's not back to the way it was... sorry I don't have more to offer! I couldn't find a solution
@@emoneyyy2221 Unfortunately I think I just have mild blepharitis now.. and my eyelid skin has been somewhat more "stretched", so it's folded more/droopy on one eye. No one can tell except me but it's not back to the way it was... sorry I don't have more to offer! I couldn't find a solution
Can someone tell me the "secret" of how to get rid of blepharitis please? My eyelids are always red and they're so hard to clean, even if I use OcuScrub or whatever pads... :( Can someone give me some tips?
You might be thinking its blepharitis and it might be a deficiency in minerals and vitamins causing this. My daughter at a very young age started suffering with severe red, itchy and dry eyes. Eye doctor put her on krill oil and omega pills. She does one month of krill oil pills, then switches for one month to omega pills and vs. She also uses eye gel drops. She says she has seen major improvements.
@@losreyesguerrero Thankyou... I will try it. I wear contacts basically all my waking life... so I'm sure that has something to do with it? I have no idea...
My 1 year old daughter has it for months! Specialist prescribed us eye ointment and warm Compresses once a day. Better but still there. Does it ever go away? It is vey painful for me seeing my daughter like this 😢
@@LadyV555 I have had it for more than six years. I don't know how to get rid of it. I THINK if you try, like, three or four things every day... it'll probably decrease by 30% or something, which is probably good... but I'm sorry... no cure for now... :(
i'm wondering if that is what my case is, ever since last november, my inner lower right eyelid keeps getting really red at times causing a feeling that someone's poking the corner of that eye, at first I thought it was a stye causing it, but that was not the case when I had it checked out, been to various eye doctors and been using various non steroid eye drops (currently using Refresh and Lumify drops), even been doing the treatment's of these video's, but nothing gets rid of it, at best it goes away for awhile but then comes back. I did have an MRI done from my local doctor, she mentioned thickened Sinuses behind that eye, so it could be allergy related, she has me on Mometasone nasal spray, but again it doesn't stop. I have type 2 diabetes and am on Ozempic, I thought that perhaps this could've been a side effect of Ozempic since I got on said drug about 2 months before this started, but i'm just not sure anymore on what to do. Does anyone have any suggestions?
@dethtroy2185 That sounds like a frustrating and persistent issue, especially with multiple treatments offering only temporary relief. Sinus inflammation near the eye can indeed cause such symptoms, but if the Mometasone isn’t resolving it, it might help to consult an allergist to explore other possible triggers. Additionally, while eye symptoms aren’t common with Ozempic, it’s worth discussing the timeline with your doctor to rule out any connection. Given your diabetes, keeping blood sugar well-controlled might also help reduce inflammation, so managing all these factors with a specialist may provide some clarity and relief.
I am here because a week ago I went to an outdoor event and later in the day my eyes suddenly got very itchy with an excess of secretion. I gather that maybe it was caused by allergies but not sure.
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I’ve watched several videos on blepharitis. This one is the best. Straight forward and not technical. I’m washing with baby shampoo and it seems to be working now. Hopefully it doesn’t get worse. Good luck to everyone
To me,the doctors really don’t do that much for this,at least for me!
yessss literally bro it annoys me too
I got rid of it in a month , constantly doing the following with t tree oil , on my pillow sheets face , NOT ON EYES and washing face twice a day . Warm salt bathing eyes3 times a day . I WAS OBSESSED. BUT ITS GONE 😂 also don’t touch eyes with unwashed hands , clean everything, make up brushes etc . Discard eye make up and don’t use as it’s infected with bacteria .dont use eye make up for a month . It’s all about eye hygiene, and recovery.
I have been suffering from blepharitis 4 years ago . I do warm compressor every moring , eye drop. The Symptoms ease, but the blepharitis is still there.
How are you now
Try homoeopathy
Do warm compresses with salt water or saline solution which are the same thing, this helped me unclog Mine after doing it for a week and a half.
Since 2years😢now worst.follow up with derma😢
My baby has blepharitis for months!! Does it ever go away? Please help me
i have this and today i went to the doctor and he prescribed a cream to put on my eyelids and also on my eyeball. the cream stung when it got in but it doesn't anymore, it looks like a glaze
I tried cream, which will give you red eyes & short span relieve from condition
Name
The freakin itching,burning unbelievable bad!!
My uncle suffered from blepharitis for years, but after using natural remedies from IAFA Ayurveda, he experienced relief within just two months. The treatments were gentle yet effective, significantly improving his condition. We are truly grateful for IAFA’s holistic approach and the positive impact it has had on his well-being!
@AruneshAgrawal-pp1oh That’s wonderful to hear! Blepharitis can be a persistent condition, and finding relief through natural remedies like those from IAFA Ayurveda must have been a blessing for your uncle. It’s great that the gentle, holistic approach worked so effectively in just two months. Wishing continued good health and well-being for him!
Anyone here because they got eyelash extensions and their eyelids have been swollen since? Please help! I've tried so many things to no avail. Gonna try seeing a different eye doc
Did you get consultation and how is the condition now?
Were you able to find out if it was Blepharitis? Or did it end up being something else?
Me!!! 😭 what helped you
@@missiongamer4494 I did. Unfortunately I think I just have mild blepharitis now.. and my eyelid skin has been somewhat more "stretched", so it's folded more/droopy on one eye. No one can tell except me but it's not back to the way it was... sorry I don't have more to offer! I couldn't find a solution
@@emoneyyy2221 Unfortunately I think I just have mild blepharitis now.. and my eyelid skin has been somewhat more "stretched", so it's folded more/droopy on one eye. No one can tell except me but it's not back to the way it was... sorry I don't have more to offer! I couldn't find a solution
Please, I have been suffering since months now, again there's a small ball under my eyelid both eyes. Please how do I get rid of it.
Go to the eye doctor. You might have clogged ducts and the eye doctor can remove them for you.
Can someone tell me the "secret" of how to get rid of blepharitis please? My eyelids are always red and they're so hard to clean, even if I use OcuScrub or whatever pads... :( Can someone give me some tips?
You might be thinking its blepharitis and it might be a deficiency in minerals and vitamins causing this. My daughter at a very young age started suffering with severe red, itchy and dry eyes. Eye doctor put her on krill oil and omega pills. She does one month of krill oil pills, then switches for one month to omega pills and vs. She also uses eye gel drops. She says she has seen major improvements.
@@losreyesguerrero Thankyou... I will try it. I wear contacts basically all my waking life... so I'm sure that has something to do with it? I have no idea...
My 1 year old daughter has it for months! Specialist prescribed us eye ointment and warm
Compresses once a day.
Better but still there.
Does it ever go away?
It is vey painful for me seeing my daughter like this 😢
@@LadyV555 I have had it for more than six years. I don't know how to get rid of it. I THINK if you try, like, three or four things every day... it'll probably decrease by 30% or something, which is probably good... but I'm sorry... no cure for now... :(
@@normalpsychologyhopefully there will be a cure one day! Just feel sorry for my baby 😢
i'm wondering if that is what my case is, ever since last november, my inner lower right eyelid keeps getting really red at times causing a feeling that someone's poking the corner of that eye, at first I thought it was a stye causing it, but that was not the case when I had it checked out, been to various eye doctors and been using various non steroid eye drops (currently using Refresh and Lumify drops), even been doing the treatment's of these video's, but nothing gets rid of it, at best it goes away for awhile but then comes back.
I did have an MRI done from my local doctor, she mentioned thickened Sinuses behind that eye, so it could be allergy related, she has me on Mometasone nasal spray, but again it doesn't stop.
I have type 2 diabetes and am on Ozempic, I thought that perhaps this could've been a side effect of Ozempic since I got on said drug about 2 months before this started, but i'm just not sure anymore on what to do. Does anyone have any suggestions?
@dethtroy2185 That sounds like a frustrating and persistent issue, especially with multiple treatments offering only temporary relief. Sinus inflammation near the eye can indeed cause such symptoms, but if the Mometasone isn’t resolving it, it might help to consult an allergist to explore other possible triggers. Additionally, while eye symptoms aren’t common with Ozempic, it’s worth discussing the timeline with your doctor to rule out any connection. Given your diabetes, keeping blood sugar well-controlled might also help reduce inflammation, so managing all these factors with a specialist may provide some clarity and relief.
Thanks , in Iraq we treated it with warm pad of tea😅
Interesting
Chamomile we atill do hahah
Warm tea-bag good idea 👍
How
Does that really work?
I am here because a week ago I went to an outdoor event and later in the day my eyes suddenly got very itchy with an excess of secretion. I gather that maybe it was caused by allergies but not sure.
It sounds like you experienced an allergic reaction, likely from exposure to environmental allergens at the outdoor event. ❤️
Does it go away? My baby has it for months
Blepharitis can be a chronic condition, but with proper treatment and care, it can be managed effectively. ❤️
Humko v blepharitis hai aaj hi doctor pass gye humko dry eyes ho gya😥😭🥺😞😰😓😢😔😣😟😨🥺🥺😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😥😥😥😥
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IS THERE ANYONE WHO TEATED THIS? PERMANENTLY
Anyone?