Scared - first Hydrops experience!
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Craig
Its alleged that by dilating the pupil. the pressure in the cornea SLIGHTLY increases and aids in the extraction of the fluid from the eye......but I woudl question just how effective that is!...but thats me!
J
Its alleged that by dilating the pupil. the pressure in the cornea SLIGHTLY increases and aids in the extraction of the fluid from the eye......but I woudl question just how effective that is!...but thats me!
J
KC is about facing the challenges it creates rather than accepting the problems it generates -
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Jay
Yes. I double checked when you asked
http://www.personalmd.com/drgdb/215.htm
http://www.drugs.com/cons/Sodium_Chloride.html
and
here
asys For the temporary relief of corneal oedema. II corrected their spelling of oedema
Yes. I double checked when you asked
http://www.personalmd.com/drgdb/215.htm
http://www.drugs.com/cons/Sodium_Chloride.html
and
here
asys For the temporary relief of corneal oedema. II corrected their spelling of oedema
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Craig
Yes, ointment on the bottom of the lid, and with regards to the drop, you basically pinch the nose side of the eye ever so slightly...and yes....I lift the lower lid and apply the drop then close my eye
Andrew - Yes I just realised....as the relief would occur when the water is sucked out...so i will shut up as I said
..i think sumtimes my fingers type faster then the brain!!
J
Yes, ointment on the bottom of the lid, and with regards to the drop, you basically pinch the nose side of the eye ever so slightly...and yes....I lift the lower lid and apply the drop then close my eye
Andrew - Yes I just realised....as the relief would occur when the water is sucked out...so i will shut up as I said

J
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KC is about facing the challenges it creates rather than accepting the problems it generates -
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Craig
It took me ages to learn how to put ointment into my eye.
The solution I came up with was this.
Pull down the lower lid to reveal the conjunctival sac (thank you for this, I shall go about trying to find ways to drop this into conversations)
Squeeze the tube so that the ointment extrudes into the aforementioned sac.
Let go of the lower eyelid so that the sac closes and the ointment is trapped.
Withdraw tube as eye closes
Give it a go and let me know if it works for you, too
It took me ages to learn how to put ointment into my eye.
The solution I came up with was this.
Pull down the lower lid to reveal the conjunctival sac (thank you for this, I shall go about trying to find ways to drop this into conversations)
Squeeze the tube so that the ointment extrudes into the aforementioned sac.
Let go of the lower eyelid so that the sac closes and the ointment is trapped.
Withdraw tube as eye closes
Give it a go and let me know if it works for you, too
Andrew MacLean
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