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Old 09-13-2006, 10:17 PM   #1
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Question do moisture drops make things worse?

i have read on other boards that moisturizing drops can throw off the balance in your tear composition.....and, when i think back....the times when i was not using any drops were times when things were actually quite better.....should some of us not be using drops?

 
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Re: do moisture drops make things worse?

I use the drops when my eyes are dry - I think it helps. I also take
Thera Tears Nurtrition for dry eyes and they really help me. They are
a blend of omega 3's, vit e and flaxseed. I get them at CVS.

 
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Re: do moisture drops make things worse?

Ive read[ MURINE] drops can make your eyes dryer, itchy, irritated if overused . But Im no Doctorate.
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Re: do moisture drops make things worse?

My Opthomologist recommended I use Refresh brand natural tears. He wanted me to use them as often as I needed them, which at times can be up to 6-8 times a day. It is worse to have your eyes irritated and constantly inflamed.

Some brands of natural tears have preservatives in them. You might want to take a look for one that doesn't.

 
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Re: do moisture drops make things worse?

I asked the pharmacist who said that these drops have made some folks' eyes produce fewer tears naturally. she says it can be a problem long term. her description was that it made the eye "lazy." who knows.

 
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