Treatment of eye diseases with folk remedies: methods and methods for the treatment of increased eye pressure and cataracts
Burying a decoction of herbs that is not filtered and does not have sterility is dangerous because purulent inflammation of the conjunctiva can develop. Therefore, when treating the eyes with folk remedies, extreme caution must be exercised. This page lists the main ways to deal with eye pressure and cataracts. It also talks about how the eyes are treated with folk remedies in the event of barley and acute conjunctivitis. All proposed recipes require accurate dosage and compliance with the rules of asepsis and antisepsis in the process of their preparation. If you are not sure of your capabilities, order their manufacture at a pharmacy.
Increased eye pressure: symptoms and treatment with folk remedies
Glaucoma is an eye disease characterized by increased intraocular pressure and reduced vision. The basis of the disease is a violation of the circulation of intraocular fluid (most often the difficulty of its outflow). Treatment of eye pressure with folk remedies begins only after consultation with an ophthalmologist.
The name of the disease – "glaucoma" – is of ancient Greek origin. It arose because sometimes the pupil area of the glaucomatous eye has a yellowish-greenish color (Greek glaukos – light green). Ego occurs during an acute attack of glaucoma. If symptoms of eye pressure appear, treatment with folk remedies should begin as early as possible.
Currently, glaucoma is the main cause of incurable blindness and profound disability. A fourth of those blind from various diseases are patients who have lost their sight from glaucoma.
Patients with glaucoma on sunny days are advised to wear sunglasses with green filters.
For the treatment of increased eye pressure with folk remedies, especially in old age, nettle is used. If you spend a month diet on young nettle soups, your eyesight will improve significantly.
Methods for the treatment of cataracts of the eye with folk remedies
A cataract is a clouding of the lens and its capsule, leading to a decrease in visual acuity. Alternative treatment of cataracts of the eye allows you to slow down this destructive process.
The word "cataract" means "waterfall", which is associated with the old idea of clouding of the lens as a cloudy, gray film, like a waterfall descending in the eye from top to bottom, between the lens and the iris. Folk methods of eye treatment make it possible to postpone the moment of this “film falling" for the maximum possible period.
Changes in the composition of intraocular fluid lead to metabolic disorders in epithelial cells and lens fibers. Lens fibers respond to any metabolic disorder in epithelial cells with the same type of reaction – they swell, become cloudy and disintegrate. Therefore, the treatment of eye cataracts with folk remedies begins with restorative therapy and improved metabolism.
Cataracts are congenital and acquired.
According to the location of the opacities in the lens, cataracts are distinguished (in a capsule, a reddened lens); cortical (in the peripheral layers of the lens); nuclear (in the central layers of the lens).
Treatment of conjunctivitis of the eyes with folk remedies
Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the conjunctiva, the most common eye disease. Alternative treatment of eye conjunctivitis includes the use of antiseptic and antibacterial solutions.
According to the clinical course, acute and chronic conjunctivitis are distinguished.
Acute conjunctivitis is manifested by purulent discharge from the eye, redness (hyperemia) of the conjunctiva of the eyelids and the eyeball, sometimes with pinpoint hemorrhages under the conjunctiva, with edema.
Chronic conjunctivitis occurs with moderately pronounced changes in the conjunctiva.
Acute and chronic conjunctivitis can be caused by infection (viruses, bacteria) or by physical and chemical harmful substances. There are allergic conjunctivitis and conjunctivitis in general diseases. In the treatment of eye conjunctivitis with folk remedies, desensitizing therapy is carried out, which eliminates allergies at the immune level.
Acute conjunctivitis begins first in one, and soon in the other eye. Manifested by a feeling of clogging ("sand"), burning, itching in the eye, redness of the eyes, lacrimation or mucopurulent discharge. Waking up in the morning, the patient hardly opens his eyes, as the eyelids stick together with pus dried on the eyelashes.
The disease may be preceded by dust in the eye, cooling or overheating, bathing in a stagnant reservoir, general weakening of the body, nose diseases, influenza, etc.
Blepharitis is inflammation of the edges of the eyelids. Often a long and stubborn disease. It occurs most often in people with poor nutrition, in children with tuberculosis-allergic diseases, with metabolic disorders, often in people suffering from farsightedness, eye astigmatism.
Unfavorable external conditions (dust, wind, smoke) contribute to the development of blepharitis.
There are blepharitis simple (or scaly), ulcerative, angular (in which only the corners of the eyes are affected – a complication of conjunctivitis caused by diplobacilli) and meibomian, associated with increased secretion of the meibomian glands located at the edges of the eyelids.
Alternative treatment of barley on the eye
Barley is an acute purulent inflammation of the hair follicle or sebaceous gland at the root of the eyelash. It is caused by pyogenic microbes, most often by staphylococcus aureus. In a limited area near the edge of the eyelid, redness appears with painful swelling. The inflammatory infiltrate increases rather quickly, accompanied by swelling of the eyelid, and sometimes the conjunctiva (mucosa) of the eyeball. For folk treatment of barley on the eye, bee products are used, for example, propolis, solutions of colloidal substances and decoctions of herbs.
Recipes for folk treatment of eye pressure and diseases
For alternative treatment of eye pressure, you can use the recipes that are offered further on the page. Carry out alternative treatment of eye diseases exclusively under the supervision of an ophthalmologist. These methods are intended for adjuvant therapy. They do not replace the main pharmaceutical treatment.
Schisandra chinensis tincture.
To enhance visual acuity in glaucoma, an alcohol tincture of the fruits and seeds of Schisandra chinensis is recommended in 96% alcohol (20-30 drops 15-30 minutes before meals 2-3 times a day).
Tincture of calendula.
20 g of calendula is poured into 100 ml of 70% alcohol, insisted for 2 weeks, filtered and used as lotions and washes for eye diseases (barley, blepharitis, conjunctivitis). For these purposes, the tincture is diluted with water 1: 10.
Tincture of green potato sprouts.
Regular intake of vodka tincture of green potato sprouts (1 tablespoon of dried sprouts per 200 ml of vodka) significantly improves vision. To do this, they insist for a week and take 1 teaspoon 3 times a day.