You know when you been crying for ages... and your eyes stin
Question Posted Monday April 18 2005, 5:12 pm
well my eyes keep stinging latly around them.. there not red but they string like crazy and it makes me want to itch them more why is this and how can i stop the sting.. its like i been crying for ages .... and my eyes are stinging and also they keep feeling as if like an eyelash is in them and you just rub it and rub it till it goes away and when you open your eye it waters and hurts and feels as if something is in there, please help ima go put some water on them now xxx lush me please help
karenR answered Tuesday April 19 2005, 12:56 am: Sounds like you may have some allergies. It is certainly that time of year. Go to a doctor or try some OTC benedryl allergy medicine. See if that doesn't help. A doctor is the only way to know for sure though. :) [ karenR's advice column | Ask karenR A Question ]
kittyluvr1826 answered Monday April 18 2005, 7:47 pm: It sounds like you have allergies. In the spring I allways get like that too, but i talked to my doctor and now i have eyedrops to use-which helps a LOT!! lyl lexi [ kittyluvr1826's advice column | Ask kittyluvr1826 A Question ]
jbdreamer answered Monday April 18 2005, 5:42 pm: Don't put water in your eyes, it will just hurt them more. There are a lot of minnerals in water that could scratch your eye. Use a saline solution or eye drops instead to sooth them.
It could be eye strain, have you been in front of a tv or computer screen a lot lately? Take a break, and throw in some eyedrops.
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