Folk remedies: treatment of eyesore.
Belmo is a persistent clouding of the cornea. The cause of the appearance may be eye injuries and various inflammatory diseases.
Symptoms
Depending on the size and degree of turbidity, various disorders occur — from lowering vision to blindness.
Folk remedies: treatment of eyesore.
Pour 1 teaspoon of onion, grated in gruel, into hot milk, leave for 6-8 hours in a tightly sealed container, strain, drip the product into the eyes in a warm form, 1-2 drops 1-2 times a week during the treatment of the cataract;
Prepare celandine juice, mix with 1% aqueous propolis infusion 1: 3. Instill in the eyes 1-2 drops before bedtime;
Take the juice of red onion. Add milk (1: 1). Bury 1-2 drops of juice, 3 times a week. The course of treatment is one month.
Such a folk remedy is especially effective: take lye formed from ash. Add cream 1: 1 to it and drip into the eyes at night;
Bury in the eye 1 drop of fresh resin of fir. Perhaps there will be a strong burning sensation — this is a natural reaction of the body. Zhivitsa fir dissolves even long-standing thorn;
Folk remedy, compress from an eyelet: 40 g of ground grass of eyelet pour 1 liter of boiled water at room temperature and insist 3 hours. Then strain and make compresses on the eyes, at the same time drink an euphorbia infusion: 1 hour spoon of euphorbia herb, pour 1 cup boiling water, insist 40 minutes and drink half a glass 3 times a day. The treatment is long;
Mix onion juice and honey in a ratio of 1: 1 and lubricate this mixture 1-3 times a day with eyelids with visual impairment;
Mix fresh juice from parsley leaves with carrot juice in a ratio of 1: 3, take the drug in 1 cup 2 times a day;
To prevent the formation of thorn, dilute the juice of 1 medium onion in 1 cup of boiled water, add 1 dessert spoon of honey and mix everything thoroughly. Buried in the eyes.
Visual impairment can be observed at any age. An important role in the deterioration of vision is played by the hereditary factor, as well as transferred infectious diseases, improper reading mode (in the dark, lying down, in transport, at the computer and so on).
