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lucy2320
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I have started having allergy like symptoms in my eyes. They tear constantly and kind of burn. Also, the tears burn my skin around my eyes. I have tried allergy medication OTC stuff and OTC eye drops but nothing is helping. Has anyone had this and if so how did you get relief?
Thanks!

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kgg
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Sounds like you need to see an optometrist or opthamologist for some heavy duty eye drops if the otc drops are not working.

It must be miserable.

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Same thing happened to me.. All of a sudden I developed eye allergy problems..Got eczema under my eye and a little stain from whatever was coming out in the corner. It was worse in the morning. I went to an eye doctor and he said I had allergic conjunctivitis and some dryness in my eyes...but it came out of the blue. I thought it might be related to low cortisol since I had like a .24 in the AM or maybe low B vitamin ( I think a deficiency in one of the B vitamins can make your eyes itch) It is better now but I have still some conjunctivitis in the one eye.. The doctor gave me Pataday which is an eye anti-histamine and artificial tears.. He also gave me Allrex which is a steroid which I used like a 1/4 drop.. Still not sure why it just popped up out of the blue
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Mold can cause that, too.

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Allergies are parasites. I got this out of the blue to one of my LLMD told me this. I wasn't sure initially but while I treated babesia my allergy symptoms mostly went away. I also saw it on the Oz show.
The other thing is that I went to my eye doctor a few weeks ago and I hadn't seen her in a few years since before lyme. I saw her and told her I have lyme but am some what better. I told her I had at times red iritated eyes and at other times oozying gel like something that really irritated me. She is not a lyme doctor but told me that in the east cost she treated a few people with lyme disease. She said whatever infection I had in my sinuses was pushed up into my eyes. One of my LLMD says it is proto and now ILADS is saying parasites and worms are number 1 co-infection.

Take care,

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Interesting as I was just diagnossed with Babesia. Plus I would be shocked if I didn't have some type of intestinal parasites. I was going to try Diatomaceous Earth and then maybe follow up with another product recommended on the parasite thread.
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Sounds lie it could be yeast to me. Whenever I treat yeast, my eyes burn and tear up.

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Thanks for the info everyone!
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