Blepharitis Causes More Condition_symptoms Does Anyone Know Anything About Blepharitis & How To Treat It?

Does anyone know anything about blepharitis & how to treat it? - blepharitis causes more condition_symptoms

I had problems with a slight swelling of the eyelids. I went to my ophthalmologist and he said he had an eye infection. I took the drops, he gave me and the problem was temporary, but returned in a week. This continued for about 2 months. I take the drops again, improve and then back.
Optamologist I have a different opinion from one who told me that the condition was caused by wearing my contacts, the next day, though I never wear contact lenses while I sleep. He even prescribed the drops.
Frustrated, I went to another optamologist I was diagnosed with blepharitis. He gave me a brochure on the subject, and prescribed Patanol (antihistamine eye drops), Restasis (increases the production of crack) and doxycycline (antibiotic). I also use clothes eyelids twice daily. I am in treatment for over a month and I still have some problems with my right eye, but not as bad as it was.
Does anyone have any experience with this?

2 comments:

matador 89 said...

The symptoms are one or one or a combination of any of the following red watery eyes, a courageous, burning in the eyes, eyelids, itching, redness, swollen eyelids, skin, scaly skin around the eyes, eyelashes crunch alarm, sensitivity to light, frothy tears , eyelashes grow abnormally and loss of eyelashes. The eyelids appear in bold and crusted with scales that keep the lashes. These wastes may remain eyelids together in the night. Do not worry if you open your eyes in the morning to start due to the sticky secretions. Sometimes one can observe that the presence of dried tear secretions in the morning, that the pressure of small grains of sand.
Blepharitis can be difficult to treat. The treatment involves preventing good hygiene - regular cleaning of the area - the signs and symptoms and complications to control. If your condition does not improve, ask your doctor. He or she may prescribe a cream or an antibiotic. Prescribed in severe cases, the drops with antibiotics and steroids May. If your blepeharita to a cause such as dandruff or rosacea connected to the treatment of these conditions can alleviate blepharitis.Blepharitis is rarely disappears completely. Even with successful treatment, relapses are frequent. By special attention to hygiene at this time can contribute to the condition under control.
I hope this is helpful
matador89

errin24 said...

I've never heard that, but in nursing school. First Past the doctor asked whether you can use contacts at all? Sometimes it can be aggrivated not only for more.

It is also important to know what you have.

Blepharitis occurs in two forms:

--- Anterior blepharitis affects the outside front of the eyelid where the eyelashes. The two most common causes of anterior blepharitis are bacteria (Staphylococcus) and scalp dandruff.
Posterior blepharitis is --- affects the inner eyelid (the moist part that makes contact with the eyes) and is caused by problems with the oil (meibomian) glands in this part of the eyelids. Two skin disorders can lead to this type of blepharitis: acne rosacea, which in red and irritated skin and scalp dandruff (seborrheic dermatitis).

The treatment of both forms of blepharitis heard it, the lids clean and free of crusts. Warm compresses should be used on the lid to loosen the crusts, followed by a flood of light from the eyelids with a cotton swaband a mixture of water and baby shampoo. Because blepharitis rarely disappears completely, most people should keep a lid hygiene routine for life. If the blepharitis is severe, contact lenses may also require specialist, antibiotic eye drops, or steroids.
In addition to warm compresses, massaging the posterior blepharitis of the eyelids, clean the oil accumulated in the lymph.

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