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Home Remedies For Eye Infection

Ophthalmia (Eye Infection) Definition


Ophthalmia is a severe inflammation of the eyeball, the mucous membrane or the conjunctiva. Might get even deeper into the eye.

Home Remedies for Ophthalmia (Eye Infection)


How to Cure Ophthalmia with Natural Treatments


1. Make concentration of strong tea and boiling water, wait until it's not too hot soak a cotton wool pad and apply on the infected area.

2. Soak a cloth with Aloe Vera and place it over the eyes.

3. Mix 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda in 1/2 cup of water. Use as an eyewash.

4. Apply cold bread on closed eyes.

5. Blanch Rutaceae, saturate cotton ball and apply on eye (don't use if you're pregnant).

6. Put warm tea bags on the eyes.

7. Grind salvia, put on a bandage and apply on the eye infection.

8. Take milk from a breath feeding mom, put a few drops on a cotton ball and apply on the eye.

Bedouin remedies:

Drip one drop of cabbage juice into the eye.
Boil 4 tablespoons of grind fennel seeds in 5 cups of water, cool, and drain. Saturate a cotton ball and apply on the infected eye.
Drip a 1 drop of castor oil or egg white into the infected eye.


Home remedy for eye infection:
Mix honey with water to make a lotion and Apply on the eye.

 

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