alisondaly
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hi guys this is my first time using the forum i was wondering if diabetes can make your eyes go a bit red :roll:
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Hi Alison .
Welcome to the forum :wave:
Do you use any eyedrops at all ?
Have lots of dry skin on your face or scalp ?
Also some eye conditions can cause dry gritty eyes too.
Anna.
Welcome to the forum :wave:
Do you use any eyedrops at all ?
Have lots of dry skin on your face or scalp ?
Also some eye conditions can cause dry gritty eyes too.
Anna.
alisondaly
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hi anna, yes i use optrex could that be the problem i just realised it's not suitable for diabetics. 
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Hi Alison.
If your eyes are sore as well as red , try bathe them in cooled boiled water .
Use 'seperate' cotton wool beauty eye pads only .
One per eye then discard in bin .
I was taught this at my eye clinic and it DOES work :thumbup:
If your eyes remain red or sore tomorrow?
Please 'do' vist your GP to be on the safe side of things.
Hope this can help you .
Anna.
If your eyes are sore as well as red , try bathe them in cooled boiled water .
Use 'seperate' cotton wool beauty eye pads only .
One per eye then discard in bin .
I was taught this at my eye clinic and it DOES work :thumbup:
If your eyes remain red or sore tomorrow?
Please 'do' vist your GP to be on the safe side of things.
Hope this can help you .
Anna.
