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Subject: Re: CSNeed advice on scratched cornea with msm/cs
I don't know, when I was a teenager I was shot in the eye with a 22, and
the doctor simply put a patch on it for a week. When he took it off, it
was fine
I don't know, when I was a teenager I was shot in the eye with a 22, and
the doctor simply put a patch on it for a week. When he took it off, it
was fine.
Marshall
scl...@netzero.com wrote:
Anyone have success using msm or dmso/cs for a scratched eye lens? My
wife scratched her eye by
Marshall,
From what angle did the bullet strike the eye.
Please give more details of the injury.
Jim
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From: Marshall Dudley [mailto:mdud...@king-cart.com]
Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 9:24 AM
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Subject: Re: CSNeed advice on scratched
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Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 9:24 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSNeed advice on scratched cornea with msm/cs
I don't know, when I was a teenager I was shot in the eye with a 22, and
the doctor simply put a patch on it for a week. When he took it off, it
was fine.
We
Hi Steve,
In my experience, misting the eyes frequently with a gentle spray of
home-made CS or putting in a few drops will help prevent bacterial
infection, which will hasten healing and reduce the amount of
discomfort from inflammation. Whether the silver has any direct
positive effect on
In the meantime get an eyepatch to protect and keep the eye restful.
M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com wrote: Hi Steve,
In my experience, misting the eyes frequently with a gentle spray of
home-made CS or putting in a few drops will help prevent bacterial
infection, which will hasten healing
MSM in an eye drop stings me like the very devil. It doesn't seem to
sting everyone, maybe I tried too much, but after one bad experience am
reluctant to experiment further. I do use DMSO in CS for eyedrops, but
keep the concentration low.
I like it better than adding traditiona buffering
Another good reason to patch the eye in corneal injuries or keep the eye
closed as much as possible is that the cornea has no way to get oxygen
except by osmosis from the inner eyelid, so keeping the eye closed
increases oxygen to the cornea and helps it heal.
I like the misting with CS idea
advice on scratched cornea with msm/cs
Hi Steve,
In my experience, misting the eyes frequently with a gentle spray of
home-made CS or putting in a few drops will help prevent bacterial
infection, which will hasten healing and reduce the amount of
discomfort from inflammation. Whether
Anyone have success using msm or dmso/cs for a scratched eye lens? My wife
scratched her eye by sleeping with her contact lenses in. It seems in the
course of the night one of them folded and scratched the cornea. We already saw
the eye doc and he prescribed antibiotic/steroid drops but they
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