@nate Hello, You should contact a physician or eye doctor if you have excessive or prolonged tearing. In most cases, watery eyes will clear up without treatment. If not, your physician or eye doctor will perform an eye exam or a physical. Here are some remedies a warm, wet towel placed on your eyes several times a day, can help with blocked tear ducts, antibiotics if you have an eye infection, and prescription eye drops. hot compresses and cold compresses do not exactly cure eye infections. However, they can alleviate the discomfort associated with certain eye diseases. Cold compresses can reduce swelling in the event of eye injuries and infections. Thanks!

@nessa Hello, my recommendation for you is to see an Otolaryngology. if you frequently feel light-headed, experience dimming of your vision, ringing in your ears, weakness of your legs, or pain of the neck and shoulders when standing up, and your symptoms go away once you sit down, you may have orthostatic hypotension. Thanks!!

@vilata Hello, you either have a Stye or a Chalazion on your left eyelid. Styes and chalazions are both caused by the clogging and inflammation of the sebaceous glands that line the inside surface of the eyelid. Styes resemble a pimple and are painful, usually self-limited to 1-2 weeks, resolve spontaneously, and cause no residual damage. Chalazion, on the other hand, has a gradual onset, is non-tender, takes months to years to resolve, and also heals without any residual damage. Therefore, home treatment with hot compresses for 20 minutes a day is the best treatment. If the pain becomes worse, your eye becomes red, your eye or eyelid becomes swollen, or you develop blurring vision, go to your primary care doctor immediately for an evaluation. Thanks!!!

@adelgund Hello, My advise for you to would be to quit smoking first. The mechanical, chemical and thermal stimulation of salivary glands by cigarettes during smoking can stimulate a short-term increase of the amount of saliva. Home remedies like Drinking plenty of water can reduce saliva production. Ear nose and throat doctor's deal with the salivary glands, you can consult them.Thank You.

@uan Hello, have you tried Corticosteroid nasal sprays? If not then consult your doctor before using it. If your symptoms aren't easily controlled by decongestants or antihistamines. Corticosteroid medications help prevent and treat inflammation associated with some types of nonallergic rhinitis. Possible side effects include nasal dryness, nosebleeds, headaches, and throat dryness. It is better to get a prescribed one. Other things that you can try like Saline nasal sprays, Antihistamine nasal sprays, Anti-drip anticholinergic nasal sprays, and Decongestants. Please consult your doctor before using it. Thanks!

@yde Hello, Many patients experience dry eye symptoms such as stinging irritation and burning eyes after cataract surgery, Since many people over the age of 55 already have a dry eye tendency, they may become more aware of it after the surgery. Dry spots form on the cornea, and these become slightly irritated. There are a couple of issues that may be a problem. There is a test that your optometrist can do to check for dry eye. The other possibility is an infection in the eye, Germs that get in your eye during surgery can lead to an infection. . Again an optometrist should be able to detect it. You can always take their advice. Thanks!

@barr Hello, I as well had my stapedectomy back in the last week of March. Dizziness is quite expected and is normal. I as well was dizzy, especially in the first week and it started to improve gradually. I am having a pulsation sound now since the operation yet was assured by the doctor that I will go away. Wish you all the best and remember to avoid getting any water in your ear . Thanks!

@rifat Hello, Red eyes occur when small blood vessels on the surface of the eye become enlarged and congested with blood. Red eyes alone are not usually a reason for concern. However, if there is also eye pain, watering, dryness, or impaired vision, this can indicate a serious medical problem. Red eyes indicate you might have conjunctiva or dry eye syndrome. Please contact your doctor. Thanks!

@dahn Hello, Here are a few things that you can do- Tip your head toward the affected ear and gently tug on your earlobe. Move your jaw by yawning or chewing gum. Then tilt your affected ear toward the ground, take a breath, pinch your nose with your fingers, close your mouth and gently exhale to open your Eustachian tubes, lay on your side for a few minutes with the affected ear resting on a soft, cotton towel. If it doesn't get better then please consult a healthcare provider. You can talk to your hearing healthcare professional if your water often gets stuck in your ears. You can ask about purchasing a set of earplugs designed for use in the water. These plugs may be more expensive than the typical foam earplugs purchased at the drugstore; however, they can be custom-fit your ears and are washable and reusable.

@rajab Hello, Please talk to your doctor immediately as an eye infection along with serious symptoms including visual changes, severe headache, fever, nausea, swelling around the eyes, and difficulty breathing needs immediate care. Eye infections are almost always caused by either a virus or bacterial infection. Viral eye infections and very mild bacterial infections often resolve on their own. If he has a bacterial eye infection that does not resolve quickly, your health care provider may prescribe antibiotic ointment or drops. Thanks!

@pryce Hello, yes it is possible to get headaches after using the screen for long hours. Headache caused by using the screen for too long is due to eye strain. Looking at the screen from a close distance, the muscles in and around your eyes need to work harder to focus. Over time, these muscles can get sore and tired. These spasms can lead to eye strain headaches. Following things like wearing glasses while using a laptop, resting your eyes for some time, and eye exercising can help you. Thanks!

@kacela Hello, it is normal to produce mucus that causes eye boogers but a few changes in lifestyle might cause excessive mucus in the eye. Excessive mucus might be caused by Some eye products, or contact lenses, dirt that gets collected near The eyes will produce extra mucus that can then get trapped in the eyes and on the eyelashes. Another cause might be a change in the climate. If the mucus is very thick, green, dark yellow, or occurs with pain or redness in the eyes, it could be a sign of an eye infection. Then please contact a doctor. Thanks!

@edoo Hello, yes they are contagious and can be spread from one person to another person. she should wear contact lenses otherwise you might get an eye infection. You can give her Antifungal eye drops or Antifungal medication given as a pill or through a vein thanks!

@yaiza Hello, Noise-induced hearing loss is permanent hearing loss that is caused by being around loud noises over a long period of time. Noise-induced hearing loss is caused by an intense sound or by continuous exposure to loud sounds over an extended period of time. Loud noises can damage our hearing. Frequent exposure to loud or moderately loud noise over a long period of time can damage the soft tissue of the inner ear. Cells and nerves in the inner ear are destroyed by continuous or repeated exposure to loud sounds. If enough cells and nerves are destroyed, hearing is permanently damaged.

@samson Hello, yes contact lenses are very safe to wear. If you wear contact lenses for a long time, fail to clean them properly or do not replace them as directed by your eye doctor. Contact lenses are considered medical devices and their usage is approved by FDA. Do clean, and store them as directed as it can increase the risk of eye infections, such as microbial keratitis. Thanks.

@malik Hello, it is known as airplane ear. The airplane ear is that temporary discomfort inside your ear while you're flying, usually during rapid changes in altitude during the flight. Caused by the change in air pressure inside the cabin, airplane ear can be relieved by a few things. air pressure inside and outside the ears is the same. However, when a plane takes off or starts its descent to land, the rapid change in altitude changes the air pressure inside the cabin. Airplane ear is quite common, but it affects everyone differently. Here are a few things that you do-

Chew gum while taking off Swallow and yawn Blow your nose Use earplugs
Thanks!

@sow Hello, treatment for bacterial conjunctivitis is antibiotics, eye drops, or ointment that are usually prescribed by the doctor. Bacterial conjunctivitis generally lasts 1-2 weeks. At home, you can apply a compress to your eyes. Thanks.

@jigyana Hello, Fennel seeds contain vitamin A, which is very good for your eyes. Drinking fennel water daily can improve your eye health. Not only that it is also beneficial for the digestive system, maintains blood pressure, cleans the blood, it also protects the body from cancer and promotes healthy skin. You should give it a try. Thanks.

@timika Hello, good to know that you washed off your eyes immediately after spraying perfume. Are you having any sort of irritation in your eyes? If you are having persistent irritation then please consult your doctor. As the perfume Once it goes inside the eye, it erodes the epithelial layer of the cornea and conjunctiva. Hence, it makes our eyes highly vulnerable to infections. Once infected, it may lead to permanent loss of vision. If you are having any sort of discomfort it is better to consult a doctor. Thank You.

@ursuna Hello, Sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) is caused by damage to the structures in your inner ear and auditory nerve. It is common in adults. There is no cure for sensorineural hearing loss. It can be managed through the following ways-

It can be managed by hearing aids if he has a problem hearing high-frequency sounds, a hearing aid can help dial in these sounds without affecting other frequencies. It can be managed by A cochlear implant- A cochlear implant is a device that can be surgically implemented to help with severe SNHL. A cochlear implant has two parts, a microphone you wear behind your ear and a receiver inside your ear that sends electrical information to your auditory nerve.
Sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) is a normal part of aging However, exposure to loud noises can also cause permanent damage to your inner ear or auditory nerve. It is better to take precautions. Thanks.