Eye swelling in the morning
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If I stay in bed with a cool mask and apply pressure to my eyes for 15 min. before I rise the swelling almost goes away completely and the mask usually ends up very wet from the fluid that comes out of my eyes. Besides the eye symptoms I have noticed that the skin on my lower lids no longer bounces back if I pinch it. It stays in place for several seconds before flattening out. It is difficult to put any type of undereye coverup on because the lid just stretches.
I decided to go to a clinic because I had a large local reaction, it had migrated to unstung area, and it was near the eye. If it is in the eye or by the eye, go get it checked. Phone nurse told me to go to emergency within 4 hours, but I told her I wanted to try clinic first. Doc said from a scale of 1-10 my swollen areas were an 8. He suggested that insect allergy shot but said it was not absolutely necessary since I did not have wheezing, hoarseness, trouble breathing, etc.
My problem started yesterday morning. I put my contacts in as I always do (have used the same contact solution for about two years now) and my eye started burning very badly. It finally stopped after alot of watering so I continued to wear them throughout the day. I took them out that evening and noticed my eye was really irritated and kind of tender on the inside.
Did any bodily fluids from the person you contracted it from get in your eye? There are mucous membranes in the eye which can facilitate the infection there, so yes you can definitely get the infection in the eye. I'm not a doctor, so I cant speak to whether the current antibiotics will cure it.
) besides on weekends when I usually only have them in for 8hrs. I never had any eye irritations, until now. The inner corner of my right eye, like the pink part that touches your eye, where the morning gunk usually is, is very itchy, and kind of hurts every time I blink. I don't know what to do, and when wearing contacts I use a solution to clean my contacts, like the drops. I'm not allergic to anything that I know of, though I have never taken a test.
I used to have symptoms like blood shot eyes, and pain in the eye in the morning. The cure I found was to buy a really good humidifier for my room and treat my eyes with eye drops whenever they start to feel dry. The problem has gone away, and I am convinced, that at least for myself, that was the problem. Hope this helps.
It feels like someone poked me in the eye and can take about 10 tp 15 minutes to feel better.
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I thought it was just allergies since i have terrible allergies when spring comes, or probaly from me playing with my dog and touching my eye. But this morning as i rubbed it to stop the itch, my eye felt weird. I looked in the mirror and notice the corner is a little swollen. Also i notice when i pull down my eyelid i see like this idk what to call it i think its part of the eyelid that holds the eye, it is also a little swollen . . .
Someone was throwing a letter in an envelope and it hit my friend's left eye. The white part of the eye has gotten all red and he is in pain. It hurts to open the eye. Not sure if it's related but the left nostril is stuffed and runny. He's been using an eye wash and systena eye gel drops but not much improvement. He also took some advil about 2 hours ago The incident was about 4 and a half hours ago. Should he have it examined by a doctor?
I got into a fight and got punched in the eye, it swelled up and got a black and blue eye. after a while the swelling went away and the bruising is fading. I noticed that my pupil won't constrict when exposed to light. will this fix itself or am i going to be stuck with a dilated eye like David Bowie ?
I wake up in the morning with the area around my left eye very swollen. And my eye is slightly "teary".
I've been told by and eye doctor that I have allergy eyes, but I've tried allergy meds. and they do not seem to help.
And why is it only my left eye? The swelling goes down a little during the day, but settles in a bag and my eye. It looks awful.
I immediately iced it. The swelling in my cheek quickly decreased. the entire area has been tender. now there is faint bruising in my lower cheek, and in my temple. The pt of contact (during punch) on my temple has a hardened area of scar tissue that can move when i touch it (not connected to bone).this are is the size of a large kinda flattened grape.
within several hours i had an increasingly swollen and black eye. for the first 48 hrs my eye was so swollen i could hardly open it.
a)Sometime,i may hvave high pressure on my right eye ball in the morning recent in 2 years.(i have been wearing contact lens for 14 years, 5 days aweek, wearing maximum 10 hours per day) .
b)since March 2010, when i wear contact lens, i have a very blur vision on the small writing whereas wearing spectacle no such problem. all these problems, i had checked with 2 eye specialists, they said aging problem.i worry may have glaucoma. need your advice.thanks.
When I woke up this morning, lifted my head and looked out my bedroom door into adjacent living area, I wondered why the outside porch light had gone out during the night because the area was dark in the morning predawn hours. I laid my head back down, closed my eyes and looked again and saw the light from the porch filtering in and noticed the light had in fact been on.
I was informed that I had a ruptured blood vessel in my eye, which caused the redness, pain and the watering in my eye. I did not, however, have any swelling of the eyelid or anywhere else near my eye.
They prescribed antibiotic eye drops to prevent an infection, as I found that regular eye drops REALLY burned when I put them in. This may or may not be your problem.
For the past three weeks, I have been having trouble opening my right eye upon awakening in the morning. I've read most of the posts on this site about this problem so I just have a few questions. Does this mean that my left eye will eventually suffer the same fate? Should I use the same eye drops in my left eye even though it is not a problem yet? Is this a “rest of my life” problem?
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Don't know if this is a big deal...I woke up this morning with red/irritated right eye. I had been prone to allergies when I was younger, so was not concerned until I noticed in the mirror that the right corner of my eyeball was swollen and seemed like it was being "pinched" or "squeezed" by the eyelids when I squinted. No problems with vision.. I wear contacts but had not put them in yet. Eye burns, so I have been keeping it closed.
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