Question 1

I'm really worried about this issue I've been having for the past 4 years. It's not hereditary; I'm pretty sure it's because of my allergies, like the running nose and watery eyes. I know sticking to a healthy diet might help over time, but right now, I need something more immediate. I've heard about treatments like Chemical Peeling and Laser Treatments, but Im not sure which one would be best for me. And I've come across different creams, but dont know which ones to try. Can you help me figure this out?

Accepted Answer

You can take Montek Lc at bed time but solution would be avoiding allergen and maintain healthy lifestyle,visit Physician for  evaluation and healthy lifestyle.

Question 2

My partner has been dealing with this CSR retina issue for the past couple of months. Has anyone tried Ayurveda for this? I'd love to know if it's been effective or if anyone has any experiences or insights to share on this type of treatment.

Accepted Answer

Rather than depending on ayurveda better get it treated with Ophthalmologist,and follow their advice.

Question 3

I've been sneezing quite a bit lately, like throughout the day, especially right after I wake up or when I'm dealing with dusty old things. It's becoming quite bothersome. Do you have any idea what's causing this? Could it be some kind of allergy or ...

Accepted Answer

Frequent sneezing could be due to allergic reactions or irritants. Consider consulting a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment. Potential causes:

Allergic Reactions

1. Dust mites
2. Pet dander
3. Pollen
4. Mold
5. Insect allergens

Irritants

1. Dust
2. Pollen
3. Strong odors
4. Chemical fumes
5. Cleaning products

Question 4

My friend's been having this weird issue with her eyes flickering and randomly shutting for around 30 seconds, and its been going on for over 6 months. She uses reading glasses but her prescription hasn't changed. The neuro psychiatrist we saw prescr...

Accepted Answer

That unusual,get your Sr,Electrolytes get done and visit Physician for appropriate management

Question 5

I'm dealing with acute anterior uveitis and started using corticosteroid eye drops and dilating drops on April 18. It's been a bit and I'm still experiencing redness and pain in my eyes. How long does it usually take for these symptoms to start improving?

Accepted Answer

Usually it take 3 weeks to resolve,if its still persisiting,thats unusual,visit Uvea specialist for appropriate management

Question 6

I'm really looking to improve my eye power naturally. I've got a high prescription of 6 diopters in both eyes. Are there any exercises or yoga routines that might help reduce it, even just a bit? I'm open to any kind of exercise or natural remedy.

Accepted Answer

To improve your eye power naturally and reduce your -6D myopia, try combining these methods: eye exercises like rolling, focusing, and palming; yoga asanas like Bhujangasana, Sarvangasana, and Halasana; Ayurvedic medicines like Triphala, Amalaki, and Mahatriphala Ghrita; dietary changes including foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin A, and antioxidants; and good eye care habits like the 20-20-20 rule, proper lighting, and reduced screen time

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Related Questions

My partner has been dealing with this CSR retina issue for the past couple of months. Has anyone tried Ayurveda for this? I'd love to know if it's been effective or if anyone has any experiences or insights to share on this type of treatment.

I've been sneezing quite a bit lately, like throughout the day, especially right after I wake up or when I'm dealing with dusty old things. It's becoming quite bothersome. Do you have any idea what's causing this? Could it be some kind of allergy or ...

My friend's been having this weird issue with her eyes flickering and randomly shutting for around 30 seconds, and its been going on for over 6 months. She uses reading glasses but her prescription hasn't changed. The neuro psychiatrist we saw prescr...

I'm dealing with acute anterior uveitis and started using corticosteroid eye drops and dilating drops on April 18. It's been a bit and I'm still experiencing redness and pain in my eyes. How long does it usually take for these symptoms to start improving?

I'm really looking to improve my eye power naturally. I've got a high prescription of 6 diopters in both eyes. Are there any exercises or yoga routines that might help reduce it, even just a bit? I'm open to any kind of exercise or natural remedy.

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