Floaters that aren't really floaters in eyes & gnat/tiny white flies breeding on me

[tcmgpt13]

Years ago I tried some brewers yeast and became very sick with a burning mouth, nausea, generalized edema and fatigue. I finally figured out that brewers yeast is mold. I am very allergic to mold. It sounds great, but if you have mold allergies and/or candida, I would avoid this product.

[hurtin1]

TC,,,didnt mean to confuse,,I meant make a spray cleaner with it to possibly dissolve the fibres..

[brat789]

I haven't noticed floaters, but I constantly wake up with tons of eye goop. When things were really bad I would wake up with so much discharge from my eyes it was like I had pink eye, especially if I didn't keep my head elevated on two pillows all night. I have since put the eye goop from both my own eyes and my dog who has it bad also and there are a few black fibers...but mostly red spots. I will post a picture sometime today or tomorrow when I can snap a shot. I have it on a slide as we speak. Another very creepy thing I have is that when I shine a black light in my eyes (I know its bad for your eyes...but so is this stuff in my eye LOL) my eyes have patches that are bright white, dull gray and glowing green patches in them.

I put coconut oil in my eyes at night after I take out my contacts. Sometimes I put children's Vicks (not as mentholly as the regular one) on my eyelashes and lash line because something is gobbling them up. I did find a dead worm looking thing on my eyelash after the Vicks application. I don't know if its one of those Demodex mites or if it is something else, but my son has lost a few eyelashes and from what I've red about Demodex the only people they aren't found in is children because they don't have active sebaceous glands.

[hurtin1]

Yes ,,I see alot of fibers floating around in the saline,,when I bend over to look in the microscope,,,my brother used to poke fun of me because I was always blinking,,I mean alot. I found some unfinished "bugs" in some of my "sleep",,that must have come out of my tear duct..
I thought my itchy eyes were due to the pine pollen(piney woods of E. Texas),,,but now I know it is because of the fibres..

[brat789]

I used to think it was food allergies or something. Mine were always bad, red and itchy and then they would get even worse if I'd go into a clothing store. I always thought it was the fluorescent lighting, but I was probably attracting all of the stray fibers like the magnet that I am! They also got really bad after any alcoholic beverage, maybe adding additional yeast or mold to the body caused it, don't really know.

[phyllisd]

go to a clean bowl basin of water,,, I use the toilet after I've cleaned it with bleach. Brush your arm or leg back and forth, shake your clothes over it, brush your hair over it... where ever you have the crawlies. Now look at the surface of the water - it helps to have a light reflecting off of it. You will see millions of them. I can do this over and over and more come... they are in my furniture, beds rugs clothes.
Still looking for a cure, but enzymes work and I hope the menthol crystals will, I'll let you know.
but at least you will see them, they seem to be the "babies" of what flys off you. They willl be all sizes and clear but with the same body type.

[mmarsha]

Endophthalmitis
(Eye infections)

Endophthalmitis refers to intraocular inflammation involving the vitreous and anterior chamber of the eye. In most cases, endophthalmitis results from an infectious organism. Fungal (mold) endophthalmitis can be divided into the less common endogenous infections and the more common exogenous infections. These infections are generally caused by persons touching mold contaminated surfaces and then rubbing their eyes and skin. If left untreated this condition can lead to blindness. Treatments may take up to two to three months for a person to recover and there is no guarantee that 100% vision will be restored.

Endogenous fungal endophthalmitis is frequently an ocular (eye) manifestation of a systemic disease. Endogenous infections usually occur in people with 1 or more of the following risk factors: immunosuppression, intravenous drug abuse, bacterial sepsis, prolonged hyperalimentation, systemic antibiotics, corticosteroid therapy, recent abdominal surgery, malignancy, alcoholism, diabetes mellitus, trauma, and hemodialysis. Candida albicans is by far the most common pathogen isolated in endogenous fungal endophthalmitis. Other pathogens include Aspergillus, Coccidioides, Cryptococcus, Blastomyces, and Sporothrix species.
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[Kritters]

Hey MMarsha!

Yeah, and don't forget Ehrlichia. Dogs transmit to humans. I'd say I got it from being bitten from lonestar tick, but I can pinpoint the day my life changed after feeding dog and having saliva on hand and rubbing eye and next day MAJOR OFF THE CHARTS CONJUCTIVITIS.

xoxoKritts