The colour of our eyes!
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I was just reading another ladies discussion on eye problems and i was just wondering if our eye colour made certain symptoms worse, for example i have got blue eyes and very light sensitive and i did read lighter eyes are more prone to certain problems, my darker eyed friends didnt need for example reading glasses like i did as soon as i reached fifty! They dont seem to complain of eye problems in menopause as much as myself, I was just wondering what about you other ladies and your eye colour x
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Zigangie pinkcatfairy
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Needed reading glasses age 42. Dry itchy eyes and often pain behind them.
A bit of improvement to their dryness (in fact all dry parts lol) with HRT.
I've had light sensitive eyes since I was at school.
My mum died aged 68 and didn't need reading glasses. My Dad got his first pair aged 62.
Myself and my husband (he needed reading glasses aged 44) wonder if the need for reading glasses is happening younger because of computers?
tracy16346 pinkcatfairy
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deidra40034 pinkcatfairy
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bobbysgirl pinkcatfairy
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I once tried contact lenses and it was like wearing 2 Polo mints one my eyes - a bit like this
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Colour does not just affect us humans. White cats are prone to skin cancer and are often deaf (not a hard and fast rule, but higher than average). Grey horses are often the look-outs in a herd as it is believed they have better eyesight. Chestnut horses are often more 'flighty' as their skin is more sensitive, (bit like firey Redheads?) All fascinating stuff.
pinkcatfairy bobbysgirl
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