What are Fatty deposit on the eyeball?

Answer 1

There are absolutely no studies to suggest that dairy produce causes this problem.

My eye problems were cause after a very hot summer as well as a series of schleral grafts.

Giving up dairy can lead to other problems.

AnswerCalcium deposits underneath the eye lids is caused by overexposure to dairy products. This includes milk and cheese. It is recommended that you eliminate such food products if possible. Consult your doctor if the deposits are not eliminated after a week.

******** this answer is what ive only heard by word of mouth. i read that people with dairy Allergies get this as well. best answer ive read is that the calcium is absorbed into the soft tissue around the eyes basically because your eyes arent tearing enough of it out.******* stupid wiki answers..... that's what you get.

Answer 2

This question has been asked/answered in another form here: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_causes_fatty_deposits_in_the_eye&updated=1&waNoAnsSet=2 But I will provide my portion of that question's answer here. The most common cause for fatty deposits in the eye are age and heredity. Everyone in some way has some natural collection and pooling of fluids around the under eye area, The composition of our eye area makes it naturally prone to accumulation of fluids and fatty tissue deposits which collect under and around the eyes. This also is often the cause of dark circles under the eye.

Answer 3

Fatty deposits on the eyeball are known as pinguecula. They are yellowish, noncancerous growths that commonly develop on the conjunctiva, the thin, transparent membrane covering the white part of the eye. Pinguecula are usually caused by excessive sun exposure, wind, or dust.

Answer 4

their not fatty deposits...when you sleep some tears come out....they're salty they dry up and salt is left....thats basically what the deposits are....salt