Eye problem ... Happening now

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sweetgirl

Guest
#21
Thanks....
WATER, one of God's most miracleous natural healings remedies for
so many ailments...
rinse out your eyes frequently and soak your eye in water, but not
if your water contains bleach and other chems...get some distilled
water for the rinsing...
 
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Depleted

Guest
#22
I went to the er. Eye was almost swollen completely shut. Doc said it was as n allergic reaction. Gave 2.meds thru iv 2 prescriptions n said use cool cloth.
For future reference, now that you know it was an allergic reaction, if you do not have high blood pressure (because if you do, this spikes it higher, which isn't good), take Benadryl in pill form immediately if it ever happens again. It's so connected to a doctor's arsenal for allergic reaction, doctors actually swap my skin with it in liquid form, before swabbing my skin with an antiseptic before operating on me or giving me a shot. I'm allergic to clams, but one of the things in the antiseptic doctors use comes from shellfish of some kind and they do that to protect me from getting an allergic reaction.

Warning though. If you don't use it regularly, Benadryl will make you fall asleep. The firs time the doctor swabbed me was to give me a shot in my back. I wasn't supposed to fall asleep because of the shot, but I fell asleep so quickly because of the Benedryl that I don't remember the shot itself. And, although I was able to get in the car so hubby could take me home, I then slept for 12 hours.

Allergies can hit me pretty bad, so I have Benadryl around my house like some folks have epipens.
 

levi85

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Jul 2, 2013
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#23
Lord touch and heal the eyes. Every eye problem likes swollenness, redness disappear, in Jesus loving name, Amen!
 
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sweetgirl

Guest
#24
Wow sorry you have so much trouble.... But I do have serve high blood pressure.
For future reference, now that you know it was an allergic reaction, if you do not have high blood pressure (because if you do, this spikes it higher, which isn't good), take Benadryl in pill form immediately if it ever happens again. It's so connected to a doctor's arsenal for allergic reaction, doctors actually swap my skin with it in liquid form, before swabbing my skin with an antiseptic before operating on me or giving me a shot. I'm allergic to clams, but one of the things in the antiseptic doctors use comes from shellfish of some kind and they do that to protect me from getting an allergic reaction.

Warning though. If you don't use it regularly, Benadryl will make you fall asleep. The firs time the doctor swabbed me was to give me a shot in my back. I wasn't supposed to fall asleep because of the shot, but I fell asleep so quickly because of the Benedryl that I don't remember the shot itself. And, although I was able to get in the car so hubby could take me home, I then slept for 12 hours.

Allergies can hit me pretty bad, so I have Benadryl around my house like some folks have epipens.
 
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Ariel82

Guest
#25
Wow sorry you have so much trouble.... But I do have serve high blood pressure.
Are you still having eye problems?

If so, you should go to an eye doctor to have them test the pressure in your eyes. Emergency rooms typically don't do that...hopefully you are working with a doctor to lower your blood pressure?
 
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sweetgirl

Guest
#26
Well I'm still taking the two meds I got from er.. my eye is still swollen some not real bad n around the eye is little red..... now as far as blood pressure, I'm on blood pressure meds. Actually it's blood pressure n heart Med.
Are you still having eye problems?

If so, you should go to an eye doctor to have them test the pressure in your eyes. Emergency rooms typically don't do that...hopefully you are working with a doctor to lower your blood pressure?