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Glad to hear you are still good. I changed my routine up with the help of my corneal specialist and am doing okay so far. I added an allergy drop which is really helping. I guess part of my issue is allergies. (It may even be the whole issue) I am not sure. I am moving soon back to where I used to live. My problems started when I moved south so I am hoping there are better once I move. The weird part is I am moving somewhere drier but whenever I go back to even visit my eyes aren't red anymore. This usually takes a few weeks but they always clear up when I am out of town. Frustrating! Still not to the wearing makeup point, I am scared now. Lol
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Good luck with the move. I hope your eyes continue to improve! What allergy drop are you on? Glad to hear it is helping. An ophthalmologist I saw believes that most of my problems stem from allergies. He gave me a prescription for an allergy drop but I have yet to try it. It's interesting you feel better in a dryer climate. I live in the humid south, and as far as dryness is concerned, my eyes feel more comfortable here in Colorado. No drops needed and it's really dry here.
You will get to the point where you will feel comfortable wearing make up again. I took baby steps here and there before I didn't feel anxious about it. But I still won't wear it every day. Right now my main complaint is slight inflammation in the lid margins which are making my eyes appear smaller than normal. It is very frustrating. Nobody else can tell, but I can. I do want to try cream eye shadow, which i used to use pre blepharitis. I read that it is less of a problem than regular shadow that can easily get into your eyes.
Hope today is a good day!Comment
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Get off the spironolactone! Studies prove it creates MGD!! Found that out the hard way.Comment
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