I have been suffering with blepharitis & dry eye syndrom
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I have been suffering with blepharitis & dry eye syndrome for 2 1/2 years - my flare ups are directly associated with fluorescent light & computer work. If I avoid fluorescent lighting, I do not get flare ups, even when doing intensive computer work. Any one else have a similar experience?
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Guest
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When I get flare ups of Bleph & dry eye, VDU use causes my eyes to become very sore and painful in quite a short space of time. Haven't noticed any link to flourescent lighting though. Severity of the discomfort also varies depending on what work i'm doing. Using a wordprocessor is hell!
catherineanne
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Ive just posted my similar experience. i have the same as you, very sore , dry, anf flaky eye lids which are very uncomfortable along with dry gritty eyes which drive me insane.
ive tried bicarbonate soda / baby shampoo remedies but they made the condition even more red and sore.
im just going to try and warm compressed flannel and possibly the eye bag that was advertised on here....have you tried this?
Guest
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Also pubmedgov for the latest US research.
Recommend for warm compress to help get meibom glands moving: thin cotton trainer sock filled with rice, microwave. Careful it's not too hot, keeps warm longer than steamed flannel, bliss.
Inquisitive
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lynda79
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It was in WET ONES. That is an antibacterial hand wipes. The ingredient is Benzethonium Chloride.
Took 4 months but it is gone. I tore one hand wipe into 8 pieces and did each lid twice 4 times a day for a week or two. Then 3 times a day for a month. After that 2 times a day for 2 months. If it itches again once or twice, I jumped on it with the wipes and all gone. Trying to let people know that it can be done.
My Dr. said: "My aren't you clever". I think the word would be desperate. Hope this helps you and others