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sonee123
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Does anyone get this? I have been noticing i my eyes are red if not both then at least one. They feel so dry and i keep have to blinking them and i can't stand any air. They also hurt here and there with pain. I have alot of neuro symptoms ALOT and i am not sure why this is happening.

Anyone?

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May God Bless you, answer your prayers, relieve you of your pain and make you stronger than what you are today. Ameen.

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steve1906
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Good Morning, go to page 2 - on 1-4-10 and read

Bloodshot eyes/Red marking, Veins in eyes

this should help with your question.

I hope you're doing well today - ROY [Smile]

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sonee123
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Thanks Roy! I didn't know there was a post on this a day before. Weird.

Well i still don't know what to do. They are so dry and itchy and red with all the other neuro symptoms at worst [Frown]

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Yes, my eyes are always red and burning and I didn't have this before I got sick. It's frustrating...
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I hope you guys believe me when I say throw away the artificial tears which do not work and go to the health food store. Ask for Hyaluronic acid and take 100 mg a day. You eyes will feel much better in just a few days. Buy the best kind, not rooster comb or chicken sternum. It is collagen and your eyes are primarily collagen. The bacteria, especially the bartonella, eat it up. In eye surgery they actually inject collagen to replace what has leaked out.

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neff, very intersting info. Dry red irrated eyes and my eye doc wanted me to become patient of their dry eye clinic?

My eyes and sx change all the time. Slight/early stages Macular degeneration worries are back after two years of being clear.

I'll check my health food store.

Thanks, Pam

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