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Its hard to tell if my eyes are red or not, as strange as that may sound. Inside my own home with natural light or incandescent lighting my eyes do not appear bloodshot and actually look somewhat healthy. However if I were to walk into a grocery store or sporting goods store with flourescent lighting and look in a mirror my eyes appear extremely bloodshot and I look like I have some serious issues. I always think the cashiers are looking at me saying "whats wrong with this guy".
So I dont know...I would like to believe the natural and incandescent lighting, but I get such mixed mixed reviews from flourescent lighting...Not sure what mirrors to believe...
MrC
Mr_Cabot, I have the same problem. Eyes look pretty good in natural light or incandescents but get me under fluorescent lighting and it's bloodshot city! I wonder why that is the case?
We also have a light in the bathroom at work - the light coming off it has a pink cast. My eyes look AWFUL under that light.
Its hard to tell if my eyes are red or not, as strange as that may sound. Inside my own home with natural light or incandescent lighting my eyes do not appear bloodshot and actually look somewhat healthy. However if I were to walk into a grocery store or sporting goods store with flourescent lighting and look in a mirror my eyes appear extremely bloodshot and I look like I have some serious issues. I always think the cashiers are looking at me saying "whats wrong with this guy".
So I dont know...I would like to believe the natural and incandescent lighting, but I get such mixed mixed reviews from flourescent lighting...Not sure what mirrors to believe...
The abstract is 9 years old. In rabbits there was inprovement when they injected genistein subconjunctivally. So if you can't give up meat, maybe the doctor could inject genistein into your eyes.
Yes typically I notice my eyes are worse around the computer thats the biggest problem, it kills my eyes, for some reason the past few days my eyes have not been bothering me as much or not as red, I dont know why, except that my eye doctor put me back on my glaucoma pills which are fine except they make me fall asleep.
Wood fires also hurt my eyes alot, and when I am nervious it can also happen, but I have to be very nervious, I never did understand that one.
Be careful of steroids, thats how this 21 year old ended up with glaucoma from over use of it in my bad eye.
i too have problems with redness. and annoyingly, its always worse when i am stressed or nervous, like going out to do something w/ new people. god i hate that. my left eye is definately more red and swollen, which makes sense since it is my bad eye, but basically both my eyes have problems. also, when i wear contacts the redness is worse.
like some other people have said, steroid drops helped me a lot, but they only cleared up my eyes for a fews hours after putting them in, and eventually i had to quit taking the drops.
its frustrating. i wish, if there won't ever be a cure for dry eye in my lifetime, that somehow more people could be educated about dry eye and the symptoms (like redness) you can get from it, so people would understand why my eyes are always red. although i feel like i'm finally learning to live with it, it's still very embaressing at times.
I used to ... in both eyes ... pretty noticeably. In the last five or so years, though -- and I have no idea why -- it's been much less dramatic. Just occasionally, and primarily only in my right eye.
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