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Natural Pink Eye Remedy

Here are some home remedies for conjunctivitis or red and sore eyes.

Pink eye, or conjunctivitis, is a common childhood ailment.

Here are some pink eye remedies.

Conjunctivitis is a contagious ailment, so keep you child away from other kids.

It is important to treat this right away so that the condition does not worsen.

Simple pink eye remedy is using chamomile!

  1. Simple place cool, moist chamomile tea bag on each closed eye for about 10 minutes.
  2. Repeat this every couple hours.

You can buy these tea bags at any supermarket. Make sure chamomile is the only ingredient.

If you have bulk chamomile flowers, simply use a muslin tea bag.

Bulk chamomile flowers as well as these tea bags and other supplies are available at your local health food store.

  • You can also simply make the tea (a little stonger), and then use an eye cup to hold the luke warm tea in each eye.

You can get an eye cup at most pharmacies.

  • You can also just wash the eyes out with the tea
  • make a compress with a cloth
  • or even soak a cotton ball in the tea and wipe the eyes every so often.

For more Herbal Remedies visit:  Learning Herbs.com

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Natural Remedies for Dry Eyes
By Drrony

Natural remedy for dry eyes tip 1

Apply a paste of lemon juice and tomato puree, orange lentil flour (masoor dal ) and turmeric powder (if you are not allergic to it) on under eye dark circles.

Natural remedy for dry eyes tip 2

Use almond oil on dry skin. It has the potential to soften the skin and also it gives it a lovely sheen. Castor oil sometimes works wonders on very dry skin. Both these oils can be rightly absorbed well and work much better than the commercially available moisturizers. Apply a thin coat twice a day for best results.

Natural remedy for dry eyes tip 3

Put 2 cotton balls into the warm tea and then  soak them well. When saturated with tea, it place a cotton ball on each eyelid. Leave the tea bags on your dry eyes for about 5 minutes.

Natural remedy for dry eyes tip 4

Lubricating eye ointments are much more thicker than eye drops and gels because of ointments are so thick,and  they last much longer than eye drops and gels however, because of their thickness, ointments may blur your vision if it used during the day.

Natural remedy for dry eyes tip 5

The sun and wind in fact can both cause dry eyes. So, if you’re going outside on a sunny or windy day, you should wear proper sunglasses or goggles.

Natural remedy for dry eyes tip 6

Take a blink break. At the time Doing close work typing at a video display terminal, driving, sewing, even watching television can exacerbate even mild cases of eye dryness, says Dr. Michelson. “People doing these tasks that require concentration tend to stare and not blink as much.” And when you don’t blink very often, eye moisture evaporates rapidly. So if you’re doing concentrated work and notice dry eyes, look away and take a blink break whenever it possible. Blinking actually helps restore the tear film over your eyes.

Each time you blink, a thin film of tears spreads across your eyes. But some people, who suffer from these condition known as dry eyes, find that their eyes are not covered by the film of tears.  Not only does this actually mean that these people are unable to cry, they also suffer from some kind of pain in their eyes. Since there is no protective layer across the eyes, these people find that their eyes do burn. Sometimes they experience a stinging sensation in their eyes.   An additional problem that may also  develop is blurring of the vision.  In some cases people notice that their eyes are more sensitive to light. Dry eyes can be also caused due to a variety of reasons – from medications like decongestants to an allergic reaction to some products.

Under normal circumstances most people blink around 22 times per minute; however people who work at the computer for more prolonged periods tend to blink barely 7 times a minute causing the natural moisture in the eye to evaporate, leading to dry, gritty eyes.

Dry eyes can also occur after a LASIK surgery, as a natural consequence of the age or as a symptom/effect of diseases such Rheumatoid Arthritis, Diabetes, Asthma, thyroid Disease, Lupus or Glaucoma.

Women experience decreased production of tears and dry eyes due to hormonal changes during pregnancy, lactation, menstruation and post-menopause.

Other factors such those extremely windy weather, exposure to smoke, air conditioning and even wearing contact lenses can lead to dry eyes.

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