Eye issues:
 

Hi everyone

I'm looking for information or links for

Iritis. I'm beginning to think this might be a positbility.

I'm worried its the chronic.

But I would like more info before taking it to doc.

Donna:grouphug::hug:

Hi, Donna,

I hope that this link is helpful.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0002000/
Iritis; Pars planitis; Choroiditis; Chorioretinitis; Anterior uveitis; Posterior uveitis

Good luck, Donna.
I hope that the doc can help you.

Mari

Thanks Mari

I will be calling into the eye doctor tomorrow.

I'm not sure if I can get in tomorrow. But we will see. If not
I can't go on Friday morning I have to be in Monticello for
a case conference.


I really messed this one up.

Oh well if I can't get in tomorrow, I'll figure out what to do.

Probably go to a urgent care till I can get there.

Donna:grouphug:

I hope you get an eye diagnosis so that you can get the proper treatment.
(((HUGS))))
bizi

I hope you get into see the doc
 

And I hope you get the treatment you need. I don't know anything about the topic but I am thinking about you.

OH DEAR.... pls see doc
 

dear Donna

yes i would absoutely go to the doctor asap in fact, if possible maybe could you call and describe what has been going on sisnce its bee na couple days now building up, right?

because eyes are so sensitive and some conditions cand mess you up pretty bad.

often ialuronic acid is given for eye afflictions even post-op like cataract, but honest. i would not recommend using ANY product on ur eyes until u see a doc. and i'd see a doc asap.

just for example............ let's suppose you scratched your cornea. say near the outer edge even - it might not affect your vision a lot, so you wouldnt know it. but it would cause mega-irritation and could nto figure it out. but you don't want to go putting stuff on there. unless eyedoc says it's ok. some stuff is bad to put on corneal scratches. (NOT saying you scratched your cornea - just example of something only the doctor could know.)

(((((((hugs)))))))

yes and the more i think the more i think that if you can go as a walk -in, maybe you could go today?????

:o sheez. i am pretty concerned. pls don't put other stuff in your eye for now, without medical advice. i am sorry it hurts so much. :(:( you will be fine. but eyes best don't mess with them. risk get much much worse when we mess with eyes when not 1000% sure what is wrong. :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug::hug::hug:

pls see doc
pls see doc
pls see doc
pls see doc
pls see doc
:hug:

Thanks Hilary, Waves, Mari, Bizi

I have only been using clear eyes, and a generic sysane drops, and vive which is a drop that the eye doctor gave me.

The clear eyes. Worked to take done 50% but wasn't working on something
that was irritating to a degree that bothered me.

So I switched to the Sysane drops (couldn't find the gel) but these drops,
I only needed or used every 4 hours yesterday. Till later in the evening.

So it was a big improvement. But I got scared last night because I think
the irritation had finally worked itself to a point it was going to come out, or
loss. If that makes sense.

Anyway I got up to get Derrick off, had read that dark glasses sometimes
work. So I had my sunglasses on. Which upset Derrick, because he has
to have this one light on for his bus. I explained to him, so he was okay.

Anyway I went to lay back down at 7am, and got up at 10am. With
no pain or irritation. And its pretty much gone. Ran my errands, so
if it returned, I could just chill and wait it out.
But its 1 1/2 hours later and even though to be safe I used the sysane drops.
And I've got my sunglasses on in a pretty much dark room.

I'm great very little fill of the irritation. I think I'm imagining the irritation
now. Its something I think I'm worried will return so I feel just a tiny bit.

So that is the story. I'm going to wait and see if it returns.

But I am going to make a appt to talk to the eye doctor i think about this.
Because the signs were very much something I wonder about.

I have had the blurried vision and wondered why. And I have the sensitivity
to the light. And have always said it was for the migraines, now I'm wondering if its a combo. I wonder if I get this under control if it would
help the migraines.

Donna:grouphug::hug:

Dear Donna

i am very glad you are feeling better. :) :Heart:

as to causality ... chicken/eggwise, if anything i'd tend flip it around.

it might be an isolated migraine-type symptom... even if your migs are mostly controlled, and even if you don't necessarily get blurred vision with your migraines, this could be a breakthrough type st. anyway you could do dual approach.

1. ask your neuro/migraine specialist about the eye sx next time you see him/her. Posit chicken/egg questions:

   A. Is this eye problem or is this head problem?
   B. Which is likely to be cause of the other, if related?
   

2. go ahead and have an eye exam. i would not ask the chicken egg question here. i'd just ask if there is any problem with the eye per se. Then, if the answer is yes, could it precipitate headaches of any type?

:hug:

Thanks Waves

I have been to this eye specialist in the last 2 months and there were
no problems. So not sure anything new will come up.

But will work through.

Donna:grouphug: