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Personal appearance, cosmetics, contact lenses & related
21-Jun-2010, 11:00
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Mascara
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skygoddess
Mascara
I thought, since I had been tested for allergies, and my mascara had been given the green light by my dermatologist, it was OK.
Changed Docs, again, ( probably a post for another forum)
And he...
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Finances: Insurance, disability, etc.
21-Jun-2010, 10:05
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Dry Eyes a Disability?
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1,566
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skygoddess
It is not the same as disability from S.S. , but...
It is not the same as disability from S.S. , but I do have the Family Medical Leave Act, for my condition. At least when it gets to bad,
I don't have the added stress of worrying I might be fired...
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RX DROPS: Steroids, antibiotics, mast cell stabilizers
09-Feb-2010, 19:09
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Trying Lacrisert
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1,589
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skygoddess
Good question, I know some people rinse with...
Good question, I know some people rinse with saline.
I just happened to have a sample of Evian spray in a hotel room once, and it seemed to work well.
It was almost as expensive as the Natures...
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RX DROPS: Steroids, antibiotics, mast cell stabilizers
08-Feb-2010, 11:41
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Trying Lacrisert
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1,589
Posted By
skygoddess
I bought a little spray bottle at Walmart, put...
I bought a little spray bottle at Walmart, put some bottled water in, and spritz my open eyes.
It gives me enough moisture to jump-start the Lacrisert. You can buy a eye spray called Natures...
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Top tips
07-Jan-2010, 21:02
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mail order $$
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440
Posted By
skygoddess
Hi Alison, I use it as needed. My...
Hi Alison,
I use it as needed. My lids hurt and burn like fire sometimes, swell and I get a strange sensation at the base of my lashes.
I want to literally pull them out. It is crazy to...
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Top tips
07-Jan-2010, 08:41
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mail order $$
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440
Posted By
skygoddess
Nothing short of phenomenal. Except for the cost...
Nothing short of phenomenal.
Except for the cost and the ridiculously small amount in the bottle.
One of those things you either love or hate,
I am definitely a fan. Not only would I gladly pay the...
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Top tips
06-Jan-2010, 23:24
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mail order $$
Views:
440
Posted By
skygoddess
mail order $$
If your insurance has a mail order option, check it out!
I have been paying a $40 co-pay for my Azasite. Anyone who has ever used it, knows how precious few drops are in that tiny bottle.
For...
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OTC GOOP: Artificial tears, gels and ointments
23-Nov-2009, 18:02
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Liposic
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2,139
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skygoddess
Never heard of it. Is it prescription? Is it for...
Never heard of it. Is it prescription? Is it for lids like Tears Again?
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Ocular rosacea
23-Nov-2009, 15:38
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Skin texture
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336
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skygoddess
A mask you wash off. I looked up kaolin in my...
A mask you wash off. I looked up kaolin in my Consumer's Dictionary of Cosmetic Ingredients,
And got the definition of hydrated aluminum silicate.
Can't vouch for the accuracy.
It seems to work...
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Ocular rosacea
23-Nov-2009, 13:08
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3
Skin texture
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336
Posted By
skygoddess
Skin texture
Just curious, What is the texture of the skin in your eye area?
Mine has been rough and bumpy, with considerable redness.
I recently purchased some loose bulk clay powder from a health food co-op....
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Ocular allergies
10-Nov-2009, 11:33
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list of allergy drops
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511
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skygoddess
list of allergy drops
I found this online at allergies.about.com
* Many contain bak.
It is a consideration, but I still use Zadiator when needed
Prescription eye drops. Eye drops in prescription forms are available in...
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Ocular allergies
07-Nov-2009, 13:21
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6
Was it the weak cleanser or the food??
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403
Posted By
skygoddess
Did you also by chance eat a banana or avocado...
Did you also by chance eat a banana or avocado that day?
For a long time, I was very skeptical that food had any connection to my lids.
Often only one lid would be horrible, and why would only one...
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Ocular allergies
23-Oct-2009, 14:26
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30
Mucous Fishing Syndrome
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14,878
Posted By
skygoddess
I have been to so many specialist, multiple...
I have been to so many specialist, multiple contact allergy tests, and not one of them thought to mention to me that if you are allergic to latex, or rubber, you are also most likely allergic to...
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Medical literature and news
09-Sep-2009, 22:55
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Periocular Contact Dermatitis
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2,620
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skygoddess
Thats correct. All this actually only matters if...
Thats correct.
All this actually only matters if you are allergic to the stuff.
I am.
Typically if you are, you get eyelid rashes.
I had $6,000 dollars worth of specialist allergy testing to come...
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Medical literature and news
07-Sep-2009, 17:11
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29
Periocular Contact Dermatitis
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2,620
Posted By
skygoddess
I am not sure the derivatives are the problem....
I am not sure the derivatives are the problem. The Dr specifically singled out cocamidopropyl betaine .
The Eucerin %5 Urea states it is cocamidopropyl betaine free.
I have never seen any other...
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Ocular rosacea
22-Aug-2009, 21:04
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6
which kind of MD more specialized in Ocular Rosacea
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785
Posted By
skygoddess
Just found someone else who had posted about...
Just found someone else who had posted about protopic.
Here is his post
I have had a problem with parchment-like eye lids that itched and burned.The usual round of doctors ensued with opinions...
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ORAL ANTIBIOTICS e.g. doxycycline
22-Aug-2009, 20:55
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Oracea: new doxycycline formula
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1,068
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skygoddess
My Dermatologist gave me a card, and my Oracea is...
My Dermatologist gave me a card, and my Oracea is free!
The co-pay for my insurance is normally $40.
I don't think there was any immediate benefit, more long term help in my view.
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Ocular rosacea
22-Aug-2009, 20:51
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6
which kind of MD more specialized in Ocular Rosacea
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785
Posted By
skygoddess
Lids and all over my face. My eyes seemed...
Lids and all over my face.
My eyes seemed better. The lids look much better for sure. Took about two weeks to notice a lessening of redness.
A girl at work told me that her Dr gave her protopic...
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Ocular rosacea
22-Aug-2009, 01:41
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6
which kind of MD more specialized in Ocular Rosacea
Views:
785
Posted By
skygoddess
I struggle with this all the time. It's so...
I struggle with this all the time. It's so frustrating some times.
I just go to both regularly. I found controlling my rosacea is definitely a plus for my eyes, and a good dermatologist is a must....
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MG & LID CARE: Lid warming, expression, hygiene etc.
16-Aug-2009, 17:25
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16
Has NE1 noticed the correlations between caffeine & MGD
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570
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skygoddess
Doubtful on the Walmart. I threw out the box, so...
Doubtful on the Walmart. I threw out the box, so I can't give you the brand name, but it was a brand I've seen before. Whole foods carries it, so I imagine any health food store would also. Maybe GNC?
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MG & LID CARE: Lid warming, expression, hygiene etc.
15-Aug-2009, 21:43
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Has NE1 noticed the correlations between caffeine & MGD
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570
Posted By
skygoddess
I read an article that said to drink nettle tea...
I read an article that said to drink nettle tea to reduce histamines in the eyes.
3 cups a day during flare ups, one cup per day to maintain.
I bought some at Whole Foods. I was pleasantly surprised...
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Blepharitis and MGD
13-Aug-2009, 20:36
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19
Greasy eyes won't clear - post-Chloramphenicol hell
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1,165
Posted By
skygoddess
I am no Dr, but sounds to me like you may have...
I am no Dr, but sounds to me like you may have rosacea.
The acne, stinging, soap like feeling, are all common.
Plus people with rosacea have a strong tendency to have allergies.
I used some carpet...
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Ocular allergies
12-Aug-2009, 15:58
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4
Options for Tilavist
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473
Posted By
skygoddess
I've never seen that ingredient before. Is it...
I've never seen that ingredient before.
Is it widely available in Europe?
I'll try anything once.
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OTC GOOP: Artificial tears, gels and ointments
12-Aug-2009, 15:51
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7
Liposomal spray now in U.S.
Views:
702
Posted By
skygoddess
It was not the magic goop we are all looking for,...
It was not the magic goop we are all looking for, but I stopped believing Unicorns exist.
I tried it once before when my lids were in very bad shape. I am better now so I hope it will help in some...
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OTC GOOP: Artificial tears, gels and ointments
12-Aug-2009, 00:06
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7
Liposomal spray now in U.S.
Views:
702
Posted By
skygoddess
Liposomal spray now in U.S.
I went to purchase Clarymist in Germany recently. When I described what I was looking for to the pharmacist,
she came back with a bottle of Tears Again.
It looked and smelled like the Clarymist I...
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