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I put it on in the morning with a q-tip. I smear my lower lashes and then close my eye and smear more on the top. I use one q-tip for each eye.After 15 minutes I rub in little honey on my eyelid and I just leave it or wash it.At the night I do same procedure like morning routine and still flare up again..😢
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angela17094 albert66319
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Had this eye problem for years, visited every eye specialist in area, ( 5 hospitals ) then
Referred to Moorefields London, after 4 appointments, numerous types eye drops, they
Decided to cacauterize my tear ducts ( painful ) , now , 7yrs later , still have Blepharitis symptoms + eyes watering like a tap! Wish I could give positive feedback, but I have now
Been referred to yet another Ophthalmologist, who specialises in anterior segment
Problems ( ?) To see if there are new treatment indications to help with my discomfort.
Watch this space !!
dena64643 albert66319
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I wash my eyes with one drop of tea tree oil, and a dab of no tears baby shampoo, rinse then smear my face with a gentle lotion. ( Ced iphill) Then I take a small of Manuka Honey on my two clean index fingers an rub it all around my eyelids. It stings a little, then I dab at my eyes with a tissue. I may eventually remove the honey, or not. Depends on how sticky it feels. This is NOT a cure, it just gives me great relief. I do this two to three times a day.