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Peedie
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Is it just me? The whites seem tinged with gray and they are blood-shot all the time. I thought it was my contacts and changed them out, but it's been a couple of days - still blood-shot. It looks terrible. Anyone else?
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I had that a long time. I think the whites of my eyes are starting to look a little better. It's only taken 3+ years...treating for Lyme, Bart and Babs.
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That's a Bartonella symptom. Dry, burning, painful eyes, blood shot often, etc.

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The whites of my eyes just started looking a little better recently...it's only taken about 3+ years of treatment to get there.

I think the color is a reflection that you're not well, i.e., you're suffering from some chronic illness. In our case, Lyme dz.

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Bartonella it is....my hubby had blood shot eyes for about ten years; even saw a top notch specialist at Mass Eye and Ear, who incidentally put him on Doxy 200 mg a day long term to treat this "rosacea."

With Bart treatment, now I can see the whites of his eyes. When he was working, between the bloodshot eyes, fatigue, and brain fog...can you spell "DRUG TEST?"

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Bloodshot, irritated eyes are also indicative of alot of endotoxin in your system...like from a bacterial die-off.

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Bloodshot, irritated eyes are also indicative of alot of endotoxin in your system...like from a bacterial die-off.

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I really don't know what to make of it - I tested negative for Babes and Bart from IGeneX.
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There were days when the whites of my eyes were red. It would only be for a day at a time then disappear.
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Can one kind being please direct me to info re: link between Bart and Dry Eye. Oh ouch!

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