Hi
Has anyone ever had like a scratching and soreness pain in their eye when they blink. I currently have that.
Strangely it came on. on a day when i was not wearing lenses, I put my lenses in yesterday and the pain then went away. I took them out last night not noticing any pain, but woke up this morning with quite a sore eye. It has subsided over the day and i seem to notice it more when i move my eyeball. If i just stare, i dont notice any pain or photophobia.
I have an appointment tomorrow 10:10 at windsor hospital, not sure what to expect, but im going without my lenses in and giving my eyes a rest.
Anyone else ever experienced the above
Pain in the right eye
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- Libby
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sore eyes
Hi John
I think I experience what you are describing. Sore itchy dry eyes. I was diagnosed with Bhlepharitis (sorry not sure if spelling is correct) in both eye lids. I now used Rapitil eye drops twice daily and at the end of each day place a red hot flannet on my eyes until the heat has left the flannel, then I massage the eye lids. It works for me. Last time I went to hospital I was told the Blepharitis was under control and my lens wearing is now much more comfortable. Perhaps you could get check out at your next appt. Libby
I think I experience what you are describing. Sore itchy dry eyes. I was diagnosed with Bhlepharitis (sorry not sure if spelling is correct) in both eye lids. I now used Rapitil eye drops twice daily and at the end of each day place a red hot flannet on my eyes until the heat has left the flannel, then I massage the eye lids. It works for me. Last time I went to hospital I was told the Blepharitis was under control and my lens wearing is now much more comfortable. Perhaps you could get check out at your next appt. Libby
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Nothing to much to add, but sounds more like dry eye to me which the wetting solution used when inserting the lens is enough to overcome.
Could aslo be a scratch like Amarpal says. I find in both situations Systane by Alcon works for me, but search the dry eye threads you will find many other eye drops recomended. To find what is best is a case of try one for a couple of weeks and see what works best.
Could aslo be a scratch like Amarpal says. I find in both situations Systane by Alcon works for me, but search the dry eye threads you will find many other eye drops recomended. To find what is best is a case of try one for a couple of weeks and see what works best.
Gareth
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hi all
Thanks for the advice, it turns out it was a scratch coupled with a bit of iritis. Today it is a lot lot better and he has given me some eyedrops (i HOPE THE PHARMACIST CAN READ HIS WRITING).
He recommended seeing holland again, but I only saw him 2 weeks ago and he mentioned that the lens fit was fine. So I expect he will tell me to try it a few more weeks.
I can wear the left lens no problems though and that does legally pass me for driving which is a bonus.
He said once again that i have a lot of protein in the corners of my eyes, so he gave them a good wash, there was also some protein buildup under my eyelids. I seem to have a massive problem with protein on these soft lenses. The protein removers for soft lenses dont seem to be doing the trick. Does anyone else have kerasofts and use a specific protein remover?
Thanks for the advice, it turns out it was a scratch coupled with a bit of iritis. Today it is a lot lot better and he has given me some eyedrops (i HOPE THE PHARMACIST CAN READ HIS WRITING).
He recommended seeing holland again, but I only saw him 2 weeks ago and he mentioned that the lens fit was fine. So I expect he will tell me to try it a few more weeks.
I can wear the left lens no problems though and that does legally pass me for driving which is a bonus.
He said once again that i have a lot of protein in the corners of my eyes, so he gave them a good wash, there was also some protein buildup under my eyelids. I seem to have a massive problem with protein on these soft lenses. The protein removers for soft lenses dont seem to be doing the trick. Does anyone else have kerasofts and use a specific protein remover?
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Glad that you have it all sorted! Iritis is really nasty, i have had it twice and suffered badly with photophobia and extreme pain.
I just use a general protein remover for both lenses which seems to do the trick. I only use it monthly but use it more if my lenses are bad.
Take care ... Sweet X x X
I just use a general protein remover for both lenses which seems to do the trick. I only use it monthly but use it more if my lenses are bad.
Take care ... Sweet X x X
Sweet X x X


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