My eye doctor gave me an eye drop for my eyes because they get red all of the time but when i red the ingredients it says that it has BORIC ACID. The stuff they use to KILL Roaches... is that even ...
I've been wearing contacts for about 2yrs, and recently my optometrist put me onto a different brand. They're supposed to be more 'hi tech' than my older ones, allowing me to wear ...
I have had glasses for the past 7 years and I am considering changing to contact lenses. I have astigmatism in both eyes. I have really bad allergies, but they only act up around the spring time with ...
i wear contacts.
theyr like red.the white part i mean.
they kinda like burn from time to time too, and when it burns, tears come out since its burning so much.
what should i do?? ...
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last week i think i had an allergic reaction to something...i had hives all over and eventually my right eye swelled and got really itchy. then it turned red and it got worse ever since last week.<...
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skeys003
Contacts question?
i have had contacts for over 2 years now. everything thing has been fine no problems. well now for some reason my contacts are good throughout the day but at night when i am watching t.v. before i take them out my right contact always gets blurry. like there is something making it dirty. the first time it happened i took it out and put it back in the next day and it was fine during the day again and as soon (it felt like) as i layed down to watch t.v. it went blurry again. does anyone know what this is??it is almost like fog in my living room at ngiht for my right eye.
I think it is just your eyes are dry. They have a new refreshing contact out- not sure of the name though.
angela
It sounds like your contact is getting dried out. Without realizing it, while you are watching tv you may not be blinking enough. Get a bottle of eye drops, the kind made for rewetting lenses. A couple of drops when it gets like that should help.
Willow9
Lie down to watch TV? Hmmm. I'll agree that the lens may be drying out. Remember, it's the wiping action provided by your blink that spreads the tears across your eyes and contact lenses. If you lie on your side, then one eye may not be getting an effective tear spread. Also, how well the lens remains centered on your eye may change when you are lying down.
I don't know your prescription or the type of lens that you are wearing, but changing your head position can also cause rotation of contact lenses that are used to correct astigmatism. These are called Toric contact lenses. If you are wearing this type of lens in your right eye, then it may be rotating excessively.
If it happens only when you lie down, then don't. It's the old "doctor it hurts when I hit my head on the wall" routine. Quit hitting your head and the pain will go away.
firstythirsty
Your right eye must be getting dried out during that time of the night. The fogginess is your contact getting dried out along with your eye. You can get eye drops that are formulated to be used with dry contacts, and you can use them at that time of the night to prevent the fogginess from occuring.
ILoveMySon!
There are a few different factors that could be causing your right contact to get foggy or hazy.
Firstly the most common cause of hazy or variable vision with soft lenses is deposit build up. These deposits are protein, lipids and inorganic matter which are found in your tears. Throughout the day your tears are leaving deposits on your contact lenses that can cause them to get "foggy". Cleansing your lenses will usually get rid of these deposits, and if you are having difficulty removing them you may want to try an enzymatic cleaner or a daily protein remover on your lenses. Also if your lenses need to be replaced soon it may seem that the deposits are building up sooner then usual.
Another possibility that everyone has exhausted would be your contact lens drying out. While you are watching TV you blink less, it is also known that when you are tired you blink less as well.... the less you blink the drier your lens will become and it can cause hazy vision. When a lens dehydrates a rippling effect occurs on the front surface and causes blurring.
A few things that could solve your problem:
If it is excessive protein deposits that are building up
Replace your lenses with new ones or try using a daily protein remover or a weekly enzymatic cleaner to get rid of the protein build ups
If it is lens dryness due to decreased blinking from watching a screen or tiredness then try artificial tear solution made for contact lens wearers or take out your lenses sooner and replace them with your glasses.
If none of these solutions are working you should schedule an appointment with your contact lens fitter, it could be an issue with the fit of your right lens that is causing it to get foggy.
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