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Re: [Glimmer 'Colored Filter Glasses'] Re: dry eyes? Thygesons? Bay Area diagnostician

I'm on the dry eye list as well and several of us found that Zyrtec really
dramatically improved our dry eye symptoms. Not claritin, not flonase or any
other - just Zyrtec. Why, I don't know, but it worked miracles for some of
us... worth checking in to. (I don't work for a drug company btw - this isn't a
sales pitch)

Thanks,
Carrie

amluhu <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Wow, how dreadful. I am sorry to hear this about your friend. I now
and then suffer from dry eyes for some inexplicable reason.

Using over the counter eye moistures help me. After hearing about your
friend I am glad it helps me. I also treat myself for allergies and
allergies in the eyes. A natural product that works for me is stinging
nettle. I get it from a local health food store or I go to the local
drug store and get an over the counter medicine for allergies in the
eyes.

I use this for several days or weeks or until the symptoms become
tolerable. I first go the natural way, and most of the time I am
successful in its use.

I still suffer from dry eyes but it is not a tremendous issue for me.
I never connected light sensitivity with dry eyes before. I did
connect feeling fatique with allergies though. When I treat the
allergies I also treat the fatigue, and usually I feel better from
feeling fatique and from my allergies. My eyes get red, swollen, hot,
sting, and blurry. They can also get dry. I will have to keep track of
it. I will let you know how it all works out. It makes sense to me as
my allergies affect my light sensitivity.

Lu




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Anyone know a diagnostician in the Bay Area (San Fran), Calif.? Please respond off-list to julie@.... I've spoken with the friend of a friend by...
Julie M. Evans
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Wow, how dreadful. I am sorry to hear this about your friend. I now and then suffer from dry eyes for some inexplicable reason. Using over the counter eye...
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I'm on the dry eye list as well and several of us found that Zyrtec really dramatically improved our dry eye symptoms. Not claritin, not flonase or any other...
Carrie Maragos
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