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How to: Warm Compresses for Eyelid Treament - Eye Doctor Explains
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- If you have dry, irritated eyes, this video may be exactly what you need. No drops, no medications needed. Just Heat!! The link for the masks that I mentioned is here: amzn.to/3karyjJ . Give it a try!!
Question of the Day: Do you think warm compresses will work to get yourself out of doing the dishes? Let me know in the comments!!
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0:00 Introduction
0:23 Eyegor to the Rescue
2:08 True Focus Intro
2:25 Warm Compresses vs Hot Compresses
3:02 Wash Cloth vs Eye Mask
3:24 How to Use a Wash Cloth
3:56 How to Use an Eye Mask
4:43 Bonus Tip
5:19 How to Properly Message Eyelids
5:46 Warning
6:06 Don't Do Compresses IF...
6:35 Like, Subscribe, Share
6:53 Bloopers
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👓About This Video: In this video, Dr. Vijay Shenai, an eye doctor, explains how to treat eyelid problems with warm compresses. We recommend warm compresses and lid massages everyday for our patients. Some common conditions that can be improved with warm compresses are dry eyes, styes, mild blepharitis, watery eyes, and computer eye strain. This is a must try. You won’t regret it!!
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Do you think warm compresses will work to get yourself out of doing the dishes?
I don't think so! Lol
True!
My eyes are prone to stye and it has been my biggest problem because it caused me multiple stye scars on my eyelids. I started doing warm compress this week twice a day (morning and night). My eyes are feeling great right after sessions. Hope this prevents me from ever having a stye again :) Thank you for this very informative!
It should definitely help! Glad we could help!!
these are nice. especially those who get clogged up tear ducks or plugs get clogged. I recently got an electric, computer cord type of heat pad system and its been great too. works off same dramp method too
Great!
Hello from Canada, Thank you for an informative and very clearly expressed video on the use of the heat compress for the eyes. Great tip about the foggy part. I massaged as suggested and all I can say is wow. It works. No more foggy eyes after 5-10 mins after the heat compress for 6 mins the first time. I will continue adding to this comment a week from now . I am sure my dry eye problem will be fine. I have both narrow angle and wide angle glaucoma and the eyes get pretty dry. So my fabulous optometrist asked me to use this compress. thks to youtube this doc covered it laced with much needed humor. rhks for the video and the good tips
Thanks for sharing, Usha! I hope your eyes feel better soon!!
Definitly much needed info especially with masks being a large part of my life. I'll watch this one again just to make sure I do this right. Informative and entertaining video!!!!
Thanks for watching! I hope enjoy the compress!!
I used to love to do these and for some reason have not done them in awhile. I have a real problem with dry eyes I guess I should get a new mask and start doing it again.
I'm with you. I forget also, but after I do it, I realize how much I missed it.
Dear Doctor, recently I having dry eyes because my eyes does not produce an oil (lipid) layer. I am using preservative free eye drop. I have one question in my mind, is it safe to use preservative free CATIONORM eye drop everyday throughtout my life? Your reply Doctor is highly appreciated and thank you in advance! Have a nice day ahead…
Some people do need to be on artificial tears for long term use, but I am always going to be an advocate of trying to keep the treatment natural. So I'd always recommend the warm compresses, omega 6, and staying hydrated. Something you may also want to look into would be testing your binocular alignment. Look into NeuroLens. You may have an eye doctor in your area that can test this for you, and see if this might help as well.
I have a stye (just got it. Couple of days ago , it seems to be turning to a cyst/chalazion). The warm compress seems to be making it worse or not really helping. The bump is still tender. I have been taking cephalaxin and the pain is subsiding but the bump is still present. Should I stop the warm compress or continue? I’m afraid if I don’t do it the lump will be permanent and turn into a chalazion.
Becuase you are on an antibiotic to help with the bacteria side, you should most definitely keep up with the warm compresses to prevent the blocked oil turning into a permanent cyst. The key steps is to first make sure it is truly a stye (best to see an eye doctor to confirm), start antibiotics, then warm compress and message it till it is gone.
I started using hot compress for my dry eyes (recommended from my optometrist to unclog the glands), my eyes do get a bit red after and was wondering if that was normal ? I 'm guessing it's because of the heat but I wanted to make sure it wasn't make eyes worse. Thank you !
The heat can make the eyes slightly red due to increased blood flow to the area, but I've also had patients who had sensitivity to their laudry detergent or softeners that remain on the towel that they use, then their eyes get red when they press it to their eyelids. I really do like the masks that you just put in the microwave with the self-hydrating beads. You don't have to worry about water at all. Just make sure that you hand wash the provided cover when needed.
@@TrueFocusEyeCareHandwash with what nonirritant soap?
My skin gets dry thin and crinkled after the treatment. Should i pregrease?
@@eScential Since I can't see your eyes, I'd recommend that you check with your eye doctor. But if my patients are experiencing dryness with the baby shampoo and water, I recommend using more water than shampoo since too much baby shampoo can cause some dryness. You can also find OTC lid wipes that work well also.
I have a corneal condition in my right eye caused by a epiretinal membrane making my vision potential correction 20/30. apparently, its a fold in the retina on the back wall though sounds small at this time but noteworthy for risk potentials during surgery. this may be two separate issues but on the same paper so I assume the same thing. So warm compresses ok with this or do I need doctor approval?
Epiretinal membranes have no effect on the cornea, but depending on your corneal condition, warm compresses may need to be approved. Definitely call your cataract surgeon, and make sure this okay with them. And you are correct, epiretinal membranes are a potential risk during cataract surgery. The surgeon will keep this is mind of this is known before the surgery. All I can say is that cataract surgery will need to be done eventually, and you will always be able to find issues that you will make you nervous. But I will tell you, 98% of my patients after surgery are so happy they got it done and wonder why they waited so long. You got this!!
@@TrueFocusEyeCare I will call the office today because I want the best and most comfortable outcome. Thank you for the quick response.
I have pellucid marginal degeneration in one eye, is it safe to do warm compresses ?
"A few moments later"... was that Rob?! Great video!
Lol, no, it was Nathan G., our resident baseball player!!
Hi i am suffering from recurrent corneal erosion for about a year now . Do u think using this before bed time can help me prevent getting an erosion .
It can't hurt, but your doctor may have prescribed you some hyperosmotic drops or ointment to take regularly. That is one of the best ways to prevent future erosions. Hope this helps.
Doctor has prescribed me lubricant eye drops and ointment for bed time but the ointment only works for 2-3 hrs and I usually wake up at the middle of the night with excruciating pain in the eye . That's why I am trying to find another ways to prevent future erosions. Btw thanks a lot for replying .
@@sonalikaverma5344 I also have recurrent corneal erosions, but I am able to control mine by the over-the-counter ointment 5% Muro 128.
The washcloth gets cool very rapidly. It certainly doesn't remain warm for 5 to 10 minutes. So, what then?
Not even close. Wash cloths may give you about 3-4 minutes, but if you need longer time, then a self hydrating mask is what you are looking for. I have the link to the mask that I use in the show description.
Very well done, entertaining and informative. Will be sure to watch more videos from true Focus. Dr. Shenai, will this help minimize the need to use Restasis?
Great question!! This would be the first like of defense for dry eyes. After that we try drops, and then short term steroid treatments. If all these still don't work, then we try Restasis. But if you are already on Restasis, the warm compresses will still help!
Thanks for this. Appreciate, warm MOIST heat that spreads better!! Thanks for making a point about this!!! (and yes, I too am always concerned someone will burn themselves! ) Also I think it's great you mentioned the blur....
Ugh! I was trying my best not to use the word... MOIST!! LOL, thank you, Dr. Tyler. I notice the blur when I've waited too long to get the compresses on my eyes. It was pretty nerve racking when I first did it and everything was blurry. I thought I did something very wrong. Then later learned in Optometry school that it was becuase I very much needed this task in my life!!
Informative n helpful.
Can I apply warm compress for my 11 year old daughter to treat stye?
Yes, not a problem for any age!
I love doing these. I just have to need to do them on a regular basis.
Yes! Life gets busy, and we forget to take care of ourselves sometimes. I hope you get a chance to do this more!
From 2,3 months i am feeling burning sensation in my eyes
Can i use warm compress?
I would always recommend seeing an eye doctor in person to answer these type questions. Without knowing what is causing the burning, treatment is a shot in the dark. Sorry!
@@TrueFocusEyeCare thank u
Can we do this while we having Keratoconus 😕😕
You do need to be careful if you have Keratoconus. Heavy rubbing can progress Keratoconus, but a gental message is fine!