Nefacool Eye Drop Health Feed

You need to take high fiber low fat diet followed by detox diet. Drink lot of water everyday. Take small and frequent meals at regular intervals of 2-3 hrs. Avoid outside food completely. Ask me privately for customized diet plan for you.

Go to an exclusive eye hospital and get checked by a senior MD doctor. For headache change diet and lifestyle eat home food only No outside food sleep well for 8 hours exercise daily go outdoor
avoid exposure to allergens want to know more then detailed history taking and lab testing needed to give specific advice.

For avoiding allergy, exposure to allergens should be avoided which is not possible as we r not aware exactly which particle is causing the allergy. You can start with naphazoline eye drop three times a day along with olopatidine eye drop one drop two times a day for 2 weeks. Along with all this always clean your eyes with clean water and wear dark googles outside. If there is no relief in 2 weeks then milder steroid has to be added.

You put rose water in eyes and close eyes for few mins...do it 2-3 times in a day...it will be healed...
Still for any more queries...feel free to ask me...

Dear lybra e user.
* take, homoeo medicine*
@ euphrasia 200-6 pills, twice a day.
@ belladonna 30-6 pills, thrice a day
*avoid dust, smoke, junk food, exposure to sun, cold intake.
All d best,

Homoeopathic eyedrops-------------------
mamira eyedrops (hapdco or haslab) pour 2 drops 2 times daily into both eyes---------------

Hi.
Give homoeopathic medicine which will help him to get rid of him habit of smoking and it’s side-effects. Schwabe's Daphne Indica/ thrice daily for 3 months.
After a month, report back to me.

Take a mixture of gajar beej, mooli beej and black sesame seeds 1 tsf with warm water. Have 2 tsf castor oil while sleeping.

You have to taken amalki rasayan 100 gm with saptamrit lauh 10gm - 1 tsp with honey empty stomach twice a day and eyedrop sri natra 2drop tds.

You may have a middle ear infection and drops cannot help. You need antibiotics after an ENT check up. You can take pain killers if the pain severe.