Does anyone have any recomendations for a watery eye, it was operated on, not sure if it was an infection or injury, any views would be appreciated, thanks:)
Might be best to find out a bit more about the reason for surgery - it could be a number of scenarios.
One of my friends has Wet Macular Degeneration - constantly watering eye - very upsetting for her.
Might be best to find out a bit more about the reason for surgery - it could be a number of scenarios.
One of my friends has Wet Macular Degeneration - constantly watering eye - very upsetting for her.
Agree with Jabba! Also is there any infection?
Or a blocked tear duct leading out of the corner of the eye down to the back of the nose (not exactly sure of the exit position) which can be become blocked by mucus or whatever.
A visit to an Opthalmologist is going to sort it out.
Hope it gets sorted soon.
Does anyone have any recomendations for a watery eye, it was operated on, not sure if it was an infection or injury, any views would be appreciated, thanks:)
If the surgery was relatively recent - like within the last 4 weeks - then contact the clinic where you had the surgery.
Hi and thanks for the replies, I will be seeing this lady this week, the surgery was 2 years ago but the chances of success were 70%, and they said they can do no more for her, 🙂
Nothing lost then if one tries energy medicine to help - even if it is mechanical (physical) helping to sort the energy body out mey just help the physical. I'm thinking EFT, acupuncture, reiki, reflexology, etc. Apart from which these treatments should make her feel better about herself anyway which is half the battle.