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Had Blepharitis for 4 months, and had 4 different antibiotics prescribed by my doctor, including cortisone 
and none have worked, including Blephasol liquid for wipes. So now been given an appointment for hospital eye check. Pointless!
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diana29964 SylvieMay
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Hi Sylvie. Don't know whether you saw a post of mine a week or so ago, but I also have blepharitis though in my case it was caused by lash extensions. Have now found that the only thing which seems to have helped is buying a heated eye compress and using it twice a day, after which I massage my lids downwards to push out any discharge. So far so good. I have been clear for a week and have even started using eye make up again. Bought Bells eye liner pencil which is great, and their mascara - both hypoallergenic. If you haven't already tried this, it might be worth a go. PS antibiotics don't usually touch it.
SylvieMay diana29964
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Hi Diana, thank you for your comment. Especially the make of eye make-up you are using. I have started to use Manuca honey. Apparently it's a great treatment for Blepharitis. I am in the UK, and went into Holland & Barrett, to look for this make, and couldn't see it anywhere. Went to ask for it at the counter, and it was piled up behind her. l said why isn't it with the honey? she said because people keep a stealing it. It's quite expensive, and it's apparently really good for Bletharitis, so l payed for it lol I'll see if it works!