Exercises & Pressure Points for Dry Itchy Eyes - Irritated, red, blurry and tired eyes.

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Dry Eye Syndrome or Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca is, simply, when you have chronically dry eyes. Accompanying symptoms would be eye irritation, redness, discharge, and eyes that get tired easily. Blurred vision can be another problem for people who suffer from Dry Eye Syndrome. 📸 Instagram ➔ https://www.instagram.com/dradamfields 👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrAdamFields/ The hope for you with these exercises and acupuncture points for Dry Eyes is that you can do this instead of artificial tears or eye drops. Even though they can be good in a pinch, frequent use of these products can make your eyes drier in the long run because they can wash away your eye's natural lubricants. Be careful of eye gels, artificial tears and drops that "take the red out". Only once in a while when you really need it. Otherwise, try these eye exercises to help bring your own innate lubrication onto the surface of your eye. A lot of these acupuncture points, which you will be massaging or putting sustained pressure on, are based on a 2010 study from Acta Ophthalmologica. This is a peer-reviewed medical journal of ophthalmology. The study is Acupuncture for Treating Dry Eye: A Randomized Placebo-Controlled Trial. There were some positive findings in the the tear film break-up time (BUT) after 3 weeks. Realize these were people who had chronic Dry Eye Syndrome. Many of you may have dry eyes from allergies, pregnancy, vitamin and mineral imbalances, post surgical dry eye, medications like antihistamines, antidepressants or blood pressure meds or conjunctivitis that might not have reached a chronic state. Let's see if this helps chronically dry eyes and those of you who just have an occasional or seasonal flare of irritated eyes. You are now a study of your own body. Try this video and give it some time. Let me know how it goes. I wish I could put a guarantee on it but this going to be an adventure for both of us. Some videos that may give you some cross benefit: Sinus Drainage https://youtu.be/KSv22azILjc Sinus Headache https://youtu.be/drlG0aBzWXw Sinus Relief https://youtu.be/9wjlGRRMsGc Digital Eye Strain Relief https://youtu.be/2V1NRzki9LY Self-Care for Dry Eyes https://youtu.be/50A1Wr8XrOU Eye Strain Relief Exercises https://youtu.be/GF3aY-EdGDg Migraine Headache Relief https://youtu.be/NE56XyroZY4 If you need further help, I am in Northern California and can be reached at www.fieldsfamilychiro.com for a telehealth or in-person appointment. Just click "book online". Remember: Self care is hands-on, high quality healthcare. 0:00 Start :25 Scalp Massage for the Eyes 1:20 BL2 Acupuncture Point Massage for Dry Eyes 2:10 Eyes Closed Tracking for Eye Lubrication/Hydration 3:15 Above Pupils and Eyebrows Massage 4:00 Silk Bamboo Acupuncture Point- Lateral Eyebrow Massage for Dry Eyes 4:40 Blinking Exercises for Dry Eye Syndrome 6:05 Massage Procerus Muscle Between Eyes for Dry Eyes 7:11 Lower Orbital Ridge Massage for Eye Strain 8:10 Suboccipital Massage for Vision and Dry Eyes 9:42 Occipital Lifts for the Eyes 10:42 Hand Massage for Eyes 13:00 Eye Range of Motion Exercises for Dry Eyes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dradamfields/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-fiel... Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/DrAdamFields