I had pink eye and so did my husband and kid all at the same time. My husband had it the worst and the gal at Sprouts said to use Colloidal Silver. We did in all our eyes but lots of times in my husbands who had full blown hot red eyes goopy, not like ours. He went to the doc three days later and started antibiotics "Polymyxin B Sulfate and Trimethoprin Ophthalmic" or something close to that as it's such fine print I can't read the exact spelling. Anyway.... within a few days, pink eye starts to go away, but not completely.
One week later, loss of vision in a cloud he described as looking through brown panty hose in one area on his left eye that blocked his nose area view. Went to the opthomalogist and he saw nothing. Got worse over the weekend. Went back to optho. He still saw nothing. Went to a retina specialist, emergency detached retina surgery the next day. At this time: He is laying beside me in pain and can't see as the surgery was last night. Too early to tell if surgery was successful or not.
Coughing alone is unlikely to cause a torn or detached retina. However, in individuals with certain risk factors such as severe nearsightedness or a history of eye trauma, coughing very forcefully or continuously could potentially increase the risk of a retinal issue. It is important to seek medical advice if you experience sudden changes in vision or eye symptoms after coughing.
because it has millions of nervous cells that line its interior that transform the stimuli into info captured by the brain, brought by the optic nerve. without the retina being the first layer, the info, would not make it to the brain ('cause it wouldn't pass through the other layers)
A dark spot at the back of the eye may be a signal of melanoma, which can grow unnoticed within the retina. If it is caught early, melanoma can be treated before it can cause serious damage and travel to other areas of the body through the bloodstream. It would be a safe bet to have him visit his eye doctor with these concerns.
If the retina was damaged, then your eyesight gets poorer and poorer, until eventually you lose your eyesight, this could be permenant. Regular eye sight checks are recommended, every five years is best.
The ciliary muscles control the thickness of the lens in the eye. When the ciliary muscles contract, the lens thickens to focus on near objects, and when they relax, the lens thins to focus on distant objects.
Colloidal silver products are used as dietary supplements. Colloidal silver is also sometimes marketed as having other health benefits, but it is not safe to take. It can cause discoloration of the skin and other issues.
A starburst could be a result of a detached retina. Definitely see your ophthalmologist immediately.
A torn retina by itself would not typically cause death. However, if left untreated, a torn retina can lead to a detached retina, which can result in permanent vision loss if not promptly addressed by medical intervention.
The purpose of photocoagulation therapy is to reattach a torn or detached portion of the retina and/or prevent further growth of abnormal blood vessels in the retina that can cause a detachment.
No, but if unexposed to light for months or years straight, the melanin in your eye will decrease, and your eyes will become a lighter color. I don't think it will be permanent though, unless you were without light for many many years. You will also become more accustomed to the dark and you will be able to see better in the dark than others.
There is no set amount of colloidal silver that will cause your skin to turn a bluish tint. The effect depends on the individual. Most medical sources advise not to use colloidal silver at all, as it builds up in the internal organs as well as possibly tinting the skin blue. Even small amounts used over a long period of time can cause skin discoloration in sensitive individuals. This coloring is not reversible.
Colloidal silver was removed from all medications in the US because it stays in the tissues. There is no cure for this chemically induced condition!He was referred to as "Papa Smurf" after his skin turned blue.
One alternative therapy that has not shown to be effective and can cause additional health problems in older adults is colloidal silver. It can lead to silver toxicity, which can manifest as skin discoloration, organ damage, and other serious health issues. It is important for older adults to avoid using colloidal silver as a health remedy.
Coughing alone is unlikely to cause a torn or detached retina. However, in individuals with certain risk factors such as severe nearsightedness or a history of eye trauma, coughing very forcefully or continuously could potentially increase the risk of a retinal issue. It is important to seek medical advice if you experience sudden changes in vision or eye symptoms after coughing.
Colloidal Silver is a type of water that contains silver particles. It has a similar taste to that of regular water, but excellent taste buds can taste the "silver" taste and "excessive after-taste". To receive all the health benefits of Colloidal Silver, the liquid must stay at room temperature (keep it out of the refrigerator), and must be kept in a glass or plastic bottle, as it will be spoiled if it comes in contact with stainless steel etc. Colloidal Silver is a beneficial substance that contains particles and minerals that protect against illnesses and diseases. It is very beneficial when consumed. Check your local store or pharmacy for bottles of Colloidal Silver or buy a Colloidal Silver Generator to make your own medicinal magic.
Colloidal silver is not an approved treatment for pneumonia and is not considered safe or effective by medical authorities. It can cause serious side effects, including argyria, a permanent bluish-gray discoloration of the skin, and may interfere with the effectiveness of prescribed medications. It is important to seek conventional medical treatment for pneumonia, which typically includes antibiotics or antiviral medications depending on the cause. Always consult a healthcare professional for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
Retinal detachment will cause a sudden defect in vision. It may look as if a curtain or shadow has just descended before the eye. If most of the retina is detached, there may be only a small hole of vision remaining.