5 Tips for Natural Dry Eye Relief | How to Choose Natural Dry Eye Relief
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- There is seemingly a never ending list of things you can do to get natural dry eye relief. I’ve made tips videos about it, as have lots of other docs on UA-cam, but I recently realized something. Nobody has made a video yet about WHY a natural eye care routine and natural products are such a big part of managing your dry eye syndrome. In today's video, I’ll cover the most recent natural treatment options and explain why it is CRITICAL to understand how to methodically choose your treatments and stack them effectively; rather than just trying any new treatment you see a commercial for or combining treatments while uninformed of underlying systemic problems. #EyeLove #Heyedrate #Sponsored
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00:00 Intro
01:09 What is TFOS DEWS?
03:29 Natural dry eye relief tips
12:08 Summary
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The TFOS DEWS II treatment algorithm is the algorithm I personally use where in early stages of dry eye, you find relief from symptoms by using the guidance in Step 1. However, later in disease progression or depending on the presence of systemic disease, you may benefit more from the elevated treatments. It's important to develop the good treatment habits outlined in Step 1 even if your disease is severe. It is later in Steps 3 and 4 that prescription options, in-office treatments, and surgical options are presented, meaning there are a lot of natural options that can and should be used.
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I have been suffering for a couple years now with dry eye to the point it hurts to open my eyes some mornings. Local eye docs aren't very knowledgeable about dry eyes, so your information is very helpful. I'm going to check into a couple of the products you've suggested. I do the dry eye drops and warm compresses, but I need more relief. Thank you so much!
Great job working through TFOS in this video. Also the vitamin A bit - this is a frequent question I have received. I will use vitamin A gel for extreme corneal damage, such as post chemical burns etc. But otherwise I am in the same boat, I try to avoid it until we know more.
Your videos are always so informative. Thank you.
I have been struggling w dry eye and blepharitis for years. This is the first time I've heard of some of these home care options. I will try them and discuss w my eye Dr. TY!
hi, would you be able to review the tixel treatment for dry eyes? It seems very promising but there is little information out there
Hi Dr D. Thank you for all your videos on eye health and eye issues.
Would you recommend using an antibiotic ointment on the eyelid for blepharitis?
Do you recommend smile Lasik procedure?
Hi Dr, what is your view on using hylo night with mgd?
There actually was a study done on castor oil in eye drops that found that castor oil exerts cytotoxic effects on conjunctival cells. From the study summary: "Compared to the four other oils, castor oil was shown to induce significant necrosis and P2X7 cell death receptor and caspase 3 activation and to enhance intracellular reactive oxygen species production."
It's why I stopped using it on my lashes. Have you found these risks to be negligible? It is a pretty old study (2007) and I don't think there have been an excessive amount of cases of cell death in eye patients, so it's probably not a huge risk?
What if you can’t do warm compresses due to Rosacea. Heat makes my eyes 100% worse