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Testosterone for Dry Eyes by Jeffrey Dach MD by Jeffrey Dach MD Medical Doctor

Posted Fri 19 Mar 2010 9:50am Testosterone for Dry Eye Syndrome by Jeffrey Dach MD Mrs. B was 58 years old with typical menopausal symptoms of night sweats and hot flashes, and came to see me because of dry itchy, red eyes. The lids sometimes swell because of the irritation. Over the years, Mrs ... Read on »

Home Remedies For Common Eye Infections by Sonzy Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 24 Dec 2010 3:16am Eyes are one of the most precious organ of our body. We must protect our eyes till the very end. Eyes are also susceptible to many infections and if we are not careful then we may fall prey to them. However, with little help we can cure these common eye infections from a simple home remedy. Before we read about the home remedy for eye ... Read on »

Don’t Be Left H-eye and Dry: Take Care of Your Vision by Lynette Sheppard Registered Nurse

Posted Sat 24 Sep 2011 1:34pm Old Window Reflecting Tree © lynette sheppard Dry skin, dry tender parts, and now dry eyes. Sure enough, just about everything dries up as we move further into the autumn of our lives. My eye doctor has me using over the counter lubricating drops and I gotta say, my eyes feel a whole lot better. We were talking at our most recent go ... Read on »

Recent eye infections related to Avastin contamination may make some doctors wary by EyeDrD Posted Thu 06 Oct 2011 9:15am Dr. Robert Feig, a retina specialist in Brooklyn and the Bronx, says he wants to save patients and Medicare money by treating eye diseases with a drug that costs $50 a dose, rather than one that costs $2,000 a dose. But three recent incidents around the c ... Read on »

Suggested Uses of Silver Sol Products on Eye Infections. by SimpleSolution2HealthyAgain Posted Wed 14 Apr 2010 9:04am The US EPA has reported that silver is neither an eye or skin irritant. Silver has also been used in the eyes of newborn babies for over a hundred years because of its ability to combat eye infections. Spray or drip a few drops of the Silver Sol into the eye, two to three times a day to combat infection. Good results have been reported within 1-3 ... Read on »

Clinical Specialties Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Avastin Unit Dose Syringes due to Potential Serious Eye Infection by FDA Posted Mon 18 Mar 2013 7:27pm Clinical Specialties is voluntarily recalling Avastin unit dose syringes. The product has or potentially could result in an infection within the eye. Read on »

Eye Infections by Christina Molin Posted Tue 15 Jun 2010 12:00am Yes. At least one, and it looks like Edgar might be getting it too. So stuck at home with the mini-monsters today. Read on »

DOCTOR MY EYES...MIGHT NEED HELP by Helpful Buckeye Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Posted Sun 10 Jun 2012 12:00am OK, where were you in the summer and fall of 1972? Yes, that's 40 years ago! Helpful Buckeye can tell you that I was well into my curriculum in veterinary medical school at Ohio State...and doing a little substitute teaching on the side to help put food on the table. I was doing the teaching at a mid-sized public school in subu ... Read on »

Eye Injections of Avastin Linked to Infections by EyeDrD Posted Mon 05 Sep 2011 11:58am Commentary: The recent waves of eye infections, endophthalmitis, after eye injections of Avastin to treat the blinding condition of wet macular degeneration , have caused safety concerns of Avastin. Repackaging or compounding the drug seems to be the source of infection. ... Read on »

Eyes May Possess Infection-Killing Power: Study by HealthFinder Posted Fri 28 Sep 2012 1:00pm healthnewslink Discovery of bacteria-unfriendly proteins might someday lead to new drugs, researchers say. ... Read on »