Aa
my eyessss!!! ):
cosmogirl143
ok ...so it seems like no body can help me!):
iv been to the eye doctor over and over again but they cant sseem to figure it out!
my father said he had the same thing when he was younger but it went away...
the doctors are saying it is alergetic conjunctavitous( dont know correct spelling) they gave me a bunch of different eye drops with steroids in it. but it doesnt work AT ALL!
i am constantly pulling long stringy sometimes thick sometimes thin all day everyday! i know it sounds gross, it is i cant stand it! its so aggrivating and i have to get it out i cant just leave it alone because most of the time it makes me not able to se, it gets all blurry or constantly feels like there is stuff in my eyes. i know its completly normal to get "sleepys" but these arent your normal sleepys/ eye boogers.....trust me...its aweful!!!
I NEED HELP ):
IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME OR GIVE ME ANY SUGGESTIONS THAT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED
THANK YOU!
iv been to the eye doctor over and over again but they cant sseem to figure it out!
my father said he had the same thing when he was younger but it went away...
the doctors are saying it is alergetic conjunctavitous( dont know correct spelling) they gave me a bunch of different eye drops with steroids in it. but it doesnt work AT ALL!
i am constantly pulling long stringy sometimes thick sometimes thin all day everyday! i know it sounds gross, it is i cant stand it! its so aggrivating and i have to get it out i cant just leave it alone because most of the time it makes me not able to se, it gets all blurry or constantly feels like there is stuff in my eyes. i know its completly normal to get "sleepys" but these arent your normal sleepys/ eye boogers.....trust me...its aweful!!!
I NEED HELP ):
IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME OR GIVE ME ANY SUGGESTIONS THAT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED
THANK YOU!
Hi, you may have dry eye syndrome. You will need to see your doctor for diagnosis, however artificial tear replacement drops are one course of treatment depending upon the cause. Medications and underlying disease can be causitive factors so please see your doctor for further diagnosis and treatment regimines.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi,
How are you? Aside from the eye discharge, what other symptoms are present? Aside from infection, eye discharge may indeed be attributed to allergy. Irritations such as those caused by allergies to substances including pollen, dust or smoke may lead to stringy white mucus. Aside from antihistamine medication, try to identify and avoid the triggers. If your present medications are not helping also, it is best that you inform your doctor about this for proper management. Change of medication may be indicated. Take care and do keep us posted.
How are you? Aside from the eye discharge, what other symptoms are present? Aside from infection, eye discharge may indeed be attributed to allergy. Irritations such as those caused by allergies to substances including pollen, dust or smoke may lead to stringy white mucus. Aside from antihistamine medication, try to identify and avoid the triggers. If your present medications are not helping also, it is best that you inform your doctor about this for proper management. Change of medication may be indicated. Take care and do keep us posted.
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