HOW TO CURE AN EYE INFECTION IN 24 HOURS!

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  • Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2024

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  • @sendloveeverywhere3118
    @sendloveeverywhere3118 3 года назад +5453

    Pov: everybody is injured while they watch this

    • @XxGreenBeXx
      @XxGreenBeXx 3 года назад +446

      2.3 million people were watching this with an eye halfway closed

    • @sua2446
      @sua2446 3 года назад +21

      @@bogart7462 Phineas Ond Verb

    • @shaquilleoatmeal9622
      @shaquilleoatmeal9622 3 года назад +20

      @@XxGreenBeXx Not really just one of my eyes

    • @enha-gokiyo7902
      @enha-gokiyo7902 3 года назад +10

      Yeah 👁️

    • @anonymousperson9733
      @anonymousperson9733 3 года назад +17

      I need help SOMEONE PLEASE MY ONE EYE IS BURNING I MIGHT LOOSE MY ONE EYE

  • @OverLoadw
    @OverLoadw Год назад +222

    Eye infections are awful
    They pummeled my self esteem. Just when i started getting confident and enjoying myself -_-

    • @I_love_avocado202
      @I_love_avocado202 Год назад +2

      Haha same here toh

    • @thespicegirlsful
      @thespicegirlsful Год назад +4

      Literally same ruined everything

    • @Mia_798
      @Mia_798 Год назад +2

      Same it really does suck

    • @Glitterdart
      @Glitterdart Год назад +3

      I felt blind when i woke up with this eye infection

    • @iam_mola_0
      @iam_mola_0 4 месяца назад +3

      Yes, and it ruined all my plans 😭

  • @jamiekearns5970
    @jamiekearns5970 3 года назад +1426

    I literally put salt onto a hot wash cloth, put it against my eye which was red and swollen and in the space of 15 minutes the swollen went down the redness of my eye was completely gone and the next day my eye was completely fine

  • @GavStaR79
    @GavStaR79 10 лет назад +691

    This worked for me! Here's the treatment that worked for me:
    1) Salt water washes as described in this video for about 10-15min x 2-3 times a day....use Epsom Salt (available at any pharmacy)..more salt you use the better, but start with a little and work your way up until you can tolerate a lot more (salt will burn slightly).....
    2) Warm compresses TIP...use a potato as a hot compress ! Place it in the microwave for 1 - 2 min (depending on your microwave strength) and then wrap it in a small towel and place on eye! The potato retains heat longer and doesn't cause the mess warm water would - nor will it shrivel your skin! Once you can bare the potato heat without the towel, remove the towel and use the potato itsself! The potato is heavy so when you lie down, the weight of the potato will press down on your eye-lid on its own - thanks to gravity (thus no need for you to press on it , IF you are lying down)! 15-20min 2-3 times a day
    3) Massage the chalazion IMMEDIATELY after you've hot compressed - this is important!
    4) Wash your eyes periodically with Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo.....3-4 times a day or even more if you can. This is fun and enjoyable! You can/should even do it while you're in the shower!
    ....I did all of this for a few days and went away.....! Once its gone, the eye-lie area might be a bit dark (due to the periodic hot compresses you were doing).....that's fine.....that will vanish naturally in a few days
    PREVENTION going forward:
    1) Continue to wash your eyes with Johnson & Johnson even after the chalazion is gone! Chalazions are prone to return if they've arrived once....but washing your eyes with Johnson & Johnson is a great way to prevent it from re-occurance.
    2) Avoid touching your eyes. If you must....make sure its clean (wash with soap or baby shampoo!)
    3) If you wear contact lens be sure to throw them out after timely usage......
    4) If you wear make-up, be sure to discard and replace with new make-up after timely use. Also, don't share your make-up with anyone....and don't use make-up from others!
    This is what worked for me....!
    Take care,
    G

    • @george12
      @george12 10 лет назад +5

      Thank you !!!!

    • @djmc2422
      @djmc2422 7 лет назад +2

      GavStaR Thank you! Very helpful!!!

    • @angelsaidferreira5193
      @angelsaidferreira5193 7 лет назад +7

      GavStaR avoid touching your eyes? and at the same time you say washing them with shampoo

    • @GavStaR79
      @GavStaR79 7 лет назад +31

      Angel Saíd Ferreira What I mean is avoid touching your eyes regularly to avoid infection. The shampoo part is a conditioning method you do when your hands are clean and typically you can do this in the hot shower. Just use your common sense if you have any.

    • @GavStaR79
      @GavStaR79 7 лет назад +1

      Donna McQueen you are welcome.

  • @yuukigahoshi
    @yuukigahoshi 11 лет назад +552

    Update: it took about two days, but my eye infection is now GONE! I'm so glad I started doing this immediately.
    I mixed 1 dl water with ½ tsp of salt. (I boiled the water first, poured in the salt, and then let it cool down to just a bit warmer than room temperature.)
    Then I held the cup to my eye for one minute once every hour or so.
    I think my old mascara is what caused this. I've had the masacra for about six months now and it's definately time to throw it out!

    • @jss2256
      @jss2256 4 года назад +8

      But what cup?

    • @jamisona.5639
      @jamisona.5639 2 года назад +3

      @@jss2256 1 deciliter of boiled water 💧

    • @nawshadnasreen6825
      @nawshadnasreen6825 2 года назад +9

      @@jss2256 you mean you vapoured your eye?

    • @hummerwisdom
      @hummerwisdom 2 года назад +8

      @@jss2256 deciliter
      dĕs′ə-lē″tər
      noun
      A metric unit of volume equal to one-tenth (10-1) of a liter.
      In the metric system, a measure of capacity equal to one tenth of a liter, or 3.52 English fluidounces, or 3.38 United States fluidounces.
      A measure of capacity or volume in the metric system; one tenth of a liter, equal to 6.1022 cubic inches, or 3.38 fluid ounces.

    • @lakshmikantharaj632
      @lakshmikantharaj632 2 года назад +1

      Thanks

  • @skywlker1763
    @skywlker1763 2 года назад +289

    Man…..this video was a game changer. Started getting styes early this year out of nowhere in one eye and still dealing with a chalazion. I figured I have nothing to lose and I might as well try this. Recently the issue started to move into the left eye and I was so demoralized. Took over 24 hours, but now the redness in the left eye is almost gone and it’s not even sore anymore, where a feel days ago it was killing me. Thank you for this video. Talk about a massive blow to self confidence and well being.

    • @m.w.r.1408
      @m.w.r.1408 2 года назад +15

      I get styes and chalazions frequently too which sucks. What's cut then down is preventative treatment. I make sure to do a warm compress before taking a shower in the morning and night. And I also have an eyelid cleanser that I use in the morning. So far has worked very well in preventing them. Instead of 2 every month I get one small one every 5 to 6 months that goes away faster

    • @anthonyvalencia2024
      @anthonyvalencia2024 2 года назад +3

      I have one under my eye lid and it’s far up looks like a little pimple

    • @skywlker1763
      @skywlker1763 2 года назад +3

      I use a small bowl and just dunk the eye in it

    • @skywlker1763
      @skywlker1763 2 года назад +6

      Just use good judgment and don’t use too much salt. Also 20 minutes is too long in my opinion

    • @Noah-bc9wu
      @Noah-bc9wu 2 года назад +2

      I can relate to this and same my eyes have been in pain for the past few days and my dad says it because of allergies but my eyes are starting to look dead and redFor the past view months, which also took a tole on my self of steam and seeing people in pubic, my dad doesn’t take me to doctors so I’m just guessing I have a eye infection

  • @noahkincaid3173
    @noahkincaid3173 2 года назад +53

    ! JUST TRIED THIS METHOD !
    It fucking works. Literally a genius method. I did mine with extra salt (was a little bit burning but my vanity says otherwise) and within 3 washes my deep stye came to the surface and popped without me feeling it. The salt water made the skin tight while disinfecting, the tightness caused the infection to come to a head and expell itself. I had to write this so you do this instead of anything else!

  • @jeanettevanzant7148
    @jeanettevanzant7148 Год назад +78

    Work's I just had an eye infection for weeks and within 10 minutes it was gone. I tried this this morning. Woke up with both eyes glued together. Real bad sick feeling in my head. Now I feel normal. I appreciate your help and Grateful for the help. Thanks so much. I used pink salt and it was amazing.

    • @dunkgangjimmy348
      @dunkgangjimmy348 Год назад +2

      When the water on your eye do you have to have your eye open ?

    • @shanabanna4810
      @shanabanna4810 Год назад

      @@dunkgangjimmy348 it needs to get in the eye but u need to find the comfortable amount if salt to put in the water so that your eye isn’t burning and not able to rinse

  • @jennifer7648
    @jennifer7648 2 года назад +114

    I can not even begin to thank you enough for this. My right eye has been pretty bad for a week or so now. It has been more of annoying then anything, but still at the worst times it has been kind of hard to see. I just did this about a half an hour ago and it already getting much better. You are wonderful thank you!

    • @bobbyomoruyi722
      @bobbyomoruyi722 2 года назад +2

      Like always your right eye

    • @jennyjannat6270
      @jennyjannat6270 2 года назад

      What you did ?

    • @jennifer7648
      @jennifer7648 2 года назад +6

      @@jennyjannat6270 I did what the guy in the video says to do.

    • @isabellamachado9078
      @isabellamachado9078 Год назад

      do u do it w ur eye open?

    • @kiv_daniels
      @kiv_daniels Год назад

      @@jennifer7648why don’t you make things easier for someone in need

  • @k213389
    @k213389 12 лет назад +41

    I always use a tea bag (black tea) and hot compresses to drain the stye/ eye infection and it typically goes away within two days. I would also say to anyone who suffers from them frequently to change your mascara out monthly, when I started doing that I stopped getting them as often--I've had maybe three in the past year, whereas before I got them once a month.

  • @flutechicka23
    @flutechicka23 6 лет назад +103

    This works!! I had a stye and it disappeared mostly in 24 hours. I was banking on this at home remedy as I had a job interview the next day. I went to my job interview thanks to Wayne Goss!! Thank you!!

    • @larrybrownjr.7322
      @larrybrownjr.7322 3 года назад +1

      Same. Got one tomorrow.

    • @oops4505
      @oops4505 3 года назад

      @@larrybrownjr.7322 did it work for you

  • @ginalee1985
    @ginalee1985 3 года назад +51

    I was skeptical and a little scared to put salt water in my horribly infected eye but this absolutely worked for me! It doesn’t hurt like I thought it would, it was actually very soothing! I did this several times last night using a liquid medicine measuring cup like what you get with children’s Tylenol. This morning my eye is 70% better! I plan to continue this a few times today!! Thank you so much for sharing this!!!

    • @kevincrawford3987
      @kevincrawford3987 2 года назад +3

      Do you keep your eye open or closed while doing this?

    • @noneya7880
      @noneya7880 2 года назад +4

      @@kevincrawford3987 that's what I am trying to figure out lol

  • @gtech66
    @gtech66 8 лет назад +453

    This really worked, i put some sea salt on a hot clean wash cloth and let it sit over my eye for 2-3 mins. The redness went down a lot. Thank you.

    • @marleybeasley1387
      @marleybeasley1387 8 лет назад +1

      Data Dave so you put it on top or in

    • @syb_ak
      @syb_ak 7 лет назад

      Marley Beasley on top

    • @syb_ak
      @syb_ak 7 лет назад

      Marley Beasley Thad what I did

    • @alec9594
      @alec9594 7 лет назад +4

      KID FURY 01 do I put water?

    • @angelsaidferreira5193
      @angelsaidferreira5193 7 лет назад +6

      David Edmonds only the redness but was it still swollen?

  • @XO-td7uu
    @XO-td7uu 10 лет назад +655

    Omg I cannot thank you enough for what you've just thought me. It's so amazing! I've been suffering with styes for 5 years now. I've tried tea bags, hot compress, eye drops & oitments. Nothing has worked as Fast & Easy!
    All I did was boil water with one spoon full of salt (table salt) let it cool down put it in a pill container which I made sure was clean & fit my eye put the container over my eye & yes you need to leave the eye OPEN not closed. I know sounds scary but it works move you're eye around so the salt water will run everywhere for 1 minute & keep doing the same thing every other hour I did it from 3pm-9pm next day stye was gone !
    Remember you have to make sure the water is at a right temperature where you can handle it being in you're eye.
    Thanks again !

    • @fgfgfg4
      @fgfgfg4 7 лет назад +9

      Xiommy Venegas does it really work im so tired of it

    • @erikablakely9312
      @erikablakely9312 7 лет назад +2

      Xiommy Venture

    • @yulsiena
      @yulsiena 7 лет назад +2

      how many times from 3pm-9pm?? every hour?

    • @karinaromero8058
      @karinaromero8058 7 лет назад +13

      So you leave your eye open??

    • @luvnhate.
      @luvnhate. 6 лет назад +10

      Xiommy Venegas mine is under my top eyelid, will it still work?

  • @htreadway313
    @htreadway313 2 года назад +10

    Thank you so much for posting this video.
    I've had weepy, foggy eyes for a few months.
    I've spent a small fortune on eye drops.
    I've thrown away and repurchased new hypoallergenic mascara, eyeliner and only castro-oil near my eyes.
    I knew it wasn't my glasses, I thought it was very bad allergies.
    I started the salt-water bath for my eyes yesterday, continued today.
    I did not use any of my eyeliner, mascara or eyes drops today, I didn't think they might be infected because I kept buying new.
    Today, it was so much better. Like, I could see things.
    Thank you♥️

  • @vishalmishra114
    @vishalmishra114 6 лет назад +63

    It genuinely worked in my case. At first I was hesitating about splashing my eye with salty water but then the infection was so painful and itchy that I couldn't help but tried it and it worked wonders. The swell disappeared instantly and I experienced an immediate sense of relief. Thank you for putting this remedy here!

    • @ashton6341
      @ashton6341 2 года назад +2

      Hey, I’m having an eye infection and I’m really wondering my how much salt I put into the water? Since you have tried it can you give me some tips pls

    • @salmans8451
      @salmans8451 2 года назад +6

      @@ashton6341 don't try this instead use a cloth and dip into salt water then compress.

    • @mariusgavrila5532
      @mariusgavrila5532 2 года назад

      I have to do it with your eye open or closed?

    • @Lucas-wn5wm
      @Lucas-wn5wm 2 года назад

      @@mariusgavrila5532 i jus tried it. You barely can open ur eye man. I tried to blink once and it stings and had to shut my eyess!!!

  • @ToxicBrew7
    @ToxicBrew7 12 лет назад +48

    Wayne you couldn't have provided this video at a more opportune time for me. I NEVER had an eye infection until last week! I thought it was the new eye products that I bought but realized that I wasn't doing correct make up cleansing before bedtime. I can't be more thankful to you for recommending this treatment which I will try ASAP!

  • @kalebrady2217
    @kalebrady2217 3 года назад +106

    I have this right now and it hurts so bad 2021 I’m watching this vid

    • @polog263
      @polog263 3 года назад +1

      Same

    • @fidyfidy776
      @fidyfidy776 3 года назад +1

      I had to give you a thumb..u....I am watching this the. Second time it's like fire af and then needly like stabbing..fl 2020 and 2021.. trying it

    • @blueberry4703
      @blueberry4703 3 года назад

      Brqo same

    • @polog263
      @polog263 3 года назад +3

      @@fidyfidy776 Same, my family says I’m over reacting but they don’t know how bad it hurts

    • @Tocablogger
      @Tocablogger 3 года назад

      Yeaa

  • @Bella-qu5pf
    @Bella-qu5pf 5 лет назад +32

    I had an allergic reaction/chemical burn from a lash lift and tint. My eyelids looked like a baboons backside. Two days since and the swelling has finally gone down dramatically! I've been taking advil and benadryl for swelling and the allergy, flushing with saline syringes, and washing with baby soap. My lids were swollen to my brows. Everywhere tint accidentally touched my skin from my lashes lightly grazing against them has scabbed. But I still have my lashes and I can see. They were purple towards my lashes and a raspberry color everywhere else across the lid. The worst swelling was by my lashline and was actually numb to touch. Thankfully I can feel them now. I'm not gonna say these are miracle products but they've helped me

  • @lonelystreet2086
    @lonelystreet2086 11 лет назад +60

    salt is a very old remedy for natural cures. I always use it to rinse my mouth after brushing,also if you have a sore throat,you can gargle with salt and water. Salt is like a natural antibiotic. Great advice wayne!

    • @Remyzxn
      @Remyzxn 2 года назад +4

      Which salt can I use for this cus I went to my Nans house and did it , she had table salt but now I've gone to my house and I don't have table salt I only have sea salt and another kind

    • @psithurismique
      @psithurismique 2 года назад +5

      @@Remyzxn I believe any salt will work fine 👌

    • @Remyzxn
      @Remyzxn 2 года назад +4

      @@psithurismique thank you

  • @tracyy45
    @tracyy45 2 года назад +22

    I know this video is super old and that makes everyone finding it now even more appropriative. It’s great to know what a good lipstick is but this video really helped a lot of us that couldn’t get this condition under control. I only had mine a month so I can’t imagine what it was like for some of the people commenting they had it for years before finding your video. I had a bump under my eye that was red and itchy. It was there for weeks. My eyes were red and irritated. This week I noticed a few smaller bumps forming on the same lower eye. I followed your instructions with the salt water rinse. That night my eye got worse before the next day when it started to really heal up finally. The next day the little bumps were gone and the big one was just a dried up scab. Thank you for this information.

    • @rosevoight
      @rosevoight 2 года назад +2

      Can you please tell me what salt did you use? Was it regular table salt, Himalayan, epsom?

    • @TheHomieQuani
      @TheHomieQuani Год назад

      ​@@rosevoightthe real question

  • @fanya9399
    @fanya9399 3 года назад +199

    I just woke up and my left eye already swollen, its hurt when i blinking

  • @morganlily.
    @morganlily. 3 года назад +286

    I’ve had two chalazions on my lower lash line removed from my right eye in just two years and now I have an eye infection on my right upper eye lid :( my doctor said it’s not officially a chlazion yet but it could potentially turn into one. So I’m trying everything to get rid of it . This process is incredibly frustrating and has really done a number to my self esteem. to anyone reading this I understand how you feel and hope you get through this soon .

    • @wahidsuper5068
      @wahidsuper5068 3 года назад

      Did you manage to treat it, having the same problem… :(

    • @morganlily.
      @morganlily. 3 года назад +5

      @@wahidsuper5068 I was prescribed Retinol, which is an eye cream I put on my lash line before bed, it helped my eye infection to go way. and hopefully will prevent another chalazion.

    • @wahidsuper5068
      @wahidsuper5068 3 года назад +2

      @@morganlily. I’m trying to see a specialist but I have to wait 1 year for an appointment lol….

    • @bile897
      @bile897 2 года назад

      I’ve had 5 styes since Christmas, any advice? I can’t take this no more

    • @magmasloth3619
      @magmasloth3619 2 года назад +1

      @@bile897 dude I need my stye gone please give advice

  • @faechan849
    @faechan849 2 года назад +7

    Came here to say that I tried this and it does work. I heated water in a kettle, put about a tablespoon of salt into a small cup, then poured the water into the cup and let it cool only a bit. I used a wash cloth to soak up some water, leaned back, and dripped it into my eye. I've also been leaving the wash cloth on my eye for 10 minutes using the timer on my phone. The redness is gone, the swelling is gone, and there's no itchiness. The blocked tear duct itself is a lot smaller and not fully gone yet, but almost and its thankfully not visible.

  • @theanonymoushelpline7248
    @theanonymoushelpline7248 Год назад +19

    Took mines away 2 days! I did it 4 times a day. It works yall!! Thank you Wayne! 💖🙏🏽

  • @lullabyc8280
    @lullabyc8280 8 лет назад +264

    1. Use sea salt
    2. A little bit of sea salt like smaller then a dime when you pour it in your hand (flat)
    3. The water should be enough to fill half or a fourth of a nyquil medicine cap
    4.Put the salt in the warm water and wait til the salt dissolves
    5. Open your eye when you put the cup over it
    6. Tilt your head so the water can fill your eye make sure it doesn't leak out
    7. Stay in that position for 1 minute

    • @lullabyc8280
      @lullabyc8280 8 лет назад +16

      +siddhita believe it or not, it doesn't hurt it kinda tickles

    • @vhonbautista7157
      @vhonbautista7157 8 лет назад +1

      +Lullaby C do i need to put it hot?? or i should cool it first?

    • @lullabyc8280
      @lullabyc8280 8 лет назад +20

      +vhon bautista it should be warm not hot...unless you're into burning your eye with hot water

    • @inlovewiththemoon3334
      @inlovewiththemoon3334 8 лет назад +5

      +Lullaby C I'm sorry I don't understand the English language to much but can I ask something! My mum has Stye on her eye so she needs to use the sea water or what because I don't understand how can you use salt in your eyes. Can you please explain to me ,what should I do?? Please, thank you 🙂

    • @jc-wb4mi
      @jc-wb4mi 8 лет назад +1

      do you have to use sea salt?? I don't have it ):

  • @mauroflores9820
    @mauroflores9820 4 года назад +38

    I’m not kidding when I say I felt immediate relief man, thanks a lot!

  • @kimrogers759
    @kimrogers759 10 лет назад +10

    yesterday I had two styes in one eye - I did this remedy twice before going to bed, woke this morning and one was gone! the other is quite big so it will probably take another half day to day to rid of it. will post later to let you all know THANK YOU

  • @jnitomx110152
    @jnitomx110152 7 лет назад +47

    Omg thank you so much!! I've just got done trying to get over a passed eye infection like this and now it's happening to my other eye!
    Thank you!!

  • @JustineV
    @JustineV 3 года назад +50

    It really does work! I did this over the past day and half and I'm shocked that mine went away so quickly!

  • @edwardbadillo7064
    @edwardbadillo7064 11 лет назад +36

    Hey this is my first time in my life having a prob with my eye I'm gonna try this and I'm gonna put a video up while I'm doing it to see if it works stay tuned. God bless me

  • @melissamejia4000
    @melissamejia4000 8 лет назад +7

    i just did this! well a form of this.
    i got a CLEAN rag and ran it under hot water until it was wet but not soaked and then i got a dime sized amount of salt in the palm of my hand and i sprinkled it on my rag evenly and placed it against my eyes for about 10 minutes and it worked!!! the swelling went down significantly and immediately my eye has been swollen for about a month and it spread to my other eye about a week ago and now they both look normal highly recommend this and im so grateful for this video!

    • @davidadausuel4537
      @davidadausuel4537 Месяц назад

      Thank you for sharing your method, as well as your experience and results. You are greatly appreciated by me.

  • @imxnsafia9339
    @imxnsafia9339 4 года назад +25

    ive been suffering stye in my eyes for years now, thank you for this!

  • @lornapoulos8950
    @lornapoulos8950 8 лет назад +64

    Hello Basma, I used regular table salt and it was soothing to open my eyes and roll them around. Test the salt so you don't get it too strong that it burns your eyes. I also quickly replaced the salt water solution often so I would have a constant stream of very warm water. I made a small pitcher up to refresh it. I passes this on to my sisters that get them often. It worked immediately for both of them. Hope that helps.

  • @esterliew269
    @esterliew269 10 лет назад +214

    THANK YOU, this my first time getting a stye underneath my upper eyelid and it's getting all swelled up. I'm just glad I found you!!

    • @aman198377
      @aman198377 4 года назад +9

      same here 1st time

    • @sheikhfaizan1928
      @sheikhfaizan1928 4 года назад +6

      Will you please explain how you did ?

    • @abaa8246
      @abaa8246 4 года назад +6

      I didnt understand this properly what he said can you explain?

    • @mehndigarnet1490
      @mehndigarnet1490 4 года назад +5

      Watching in sep2020

    • @crimsonrosez5097
      @crimsonrosez5097 4 года назад

      Same here!!! 1st time thank you!!!!

  • @dizzylizzie
    @dizzylizzie 4 года назад +35

    Just wanted to thank you for this! Tried everything short of surgery to get rid of my year old chalazion. Doing two washes today got it to start draining!

    • @kevinschmitt5592
      @kevinschmitt5592 3 года назад +3

      How much salt to water did you use?
      Type of salt?
      How hot of water?
      how long per session and how many sessions per day?
      Lol sorry but these are necesarry questions when dealing with these dreadful suckers.

    • @ayedshehari2555
      @ayedshehari2555 3 года назад

      @@kevinschmitt5592 pls explain if you succeed?

    • @kevinschmitt5592
      @kevinschmitt5592 3 года назад +1

      @@ayedshehari2555 I still have it. I haven't been doing as much as I should but I'm gonna start doing it again tomorrow. Idk if it's a stye or chalazion. It looks red like a stye but it's been there for over a month with no pain

    • @Scoundrel1528
      @Scoundrel1528 2 года назад

      @@kevinschmitt5592 is it work?

    • @kevinschmitt5592
      @kevinschmitt5592 2 года назад

      @@Scoundrel1528 I still have it. I haven't been doing anything for it but that's because nothing worked for me. I would still try it though

  • @rebeccaspahr8769
    @rebeccaspahr8769 6 лет назад +58

    I can’t believe this worked! I have been in serious pain all day and leaking fluid. I used one of the recipes below (1/2 cup water to 1/4 tsp salt). And I haven’t felt better. I’m less red, less fluid and no more pain. Thank you!!! And that was only after 1 flush!!!

    • @maneleip1892
      @maneleip1892 4 года назад +4

      Please could you tell me what kind of salt can i use like normal salt??

    • @shayko3551
      @shayko3551 4 года назад

      manel EIP i’m about to do it today, sea salt is good

    • @preethipreethi755
      @preethipreethi755 4 года назад +2

      Please tell me what kind of salt to use😭😭

    • @sparklingcookie2252
      @sparklingcookie2252 3 года назад +1

      What type of salt please

    • @deejeff8846
      @deejeff8846 3 года назад

      Table salt

  • @jayd1261
    @jayd1261 6 лет назад +49

    Been doing this regularly for the past 24 hours. Used lots of salt as well. Still have the infection... thumbs this up if it didn't work for you so this doesn't appear so one-sided.

    • @ren1724
      @ren1724 3 года назад +1

      I’ve used saline solution and it didn’t work which is basically medical salt water.

    • @timmyesller4672
      @timmyesller4672 3 года назад

      Hey does it work?? 😭😭

    • @deejeff8846
      @deejeff8846 3 года назад

      Yes it works

  • @Poshhspice_
    @Poshhspice_ 3 года назад +57

    did this one time and my eye already is significantly less swollen! going to keep this up today and tomorrow and hopefully my eye infection will go away before it really gets started!!! i cannot say how much i appreciate this already!!!

    • @formlis
      @formlis 2 года назад +7

      Hey did you keep your eye open or closed while you held the cup to it?

    • @exc9497
      @exc9497 2 года назад +5

      @@formlis you cannot be serious

    • @kaylalittle8137
      @kaylalittle8137 2 года назад +20

      @@exc9497 ngl this is my question too cuz like no one is super clear with it lol

    • @Alexe829
      @Alexe829 2 года назад +1

      @@exc9497 ERM,me too!! Open I take it? !! Can you do this year after having cateracts removed?
      Going now!

  • @DrCoffeePatch
    @DrCoffeePatch 12 лет назад +8

    Thanks Wayne. I had a stye growing for the past 2 days and woke up this morning with angry swollen eyelid! I alternated between warm compress and saline gentle rub/wash. To prepare the saline water, I boiled a small quantity of quite salty water. Then I add cold water to dilute and cool it down to luke warm so it is tolerable for my eye. Just use what ever smallest and shallowest container you have, fill it entirely and soak your eye in it, use your finger to VERY GENTLY message the eyelid. Wor

  • @kidfromnyc2353
    @kidfromnyc2353 8 лет назад +284

    I currently have this and it fucking hurts

    • @alexanderhamiltonis1presid930
      @alexanderhamiltonis1presid930 7 лет назад +4

      kid_ from_nyc ikr all i do is watch youtube what have i done?

    • @juanitapadron520
      @juanitapadron520 7 лет назад +2

      kid_ from_nyc
      poor baby :*
      i hope you
      feel better fast :*

    • @frxodabay7312
      @frxodabay7312 7 лет назад +6

      kid_ from_nyc I have this, and a small eye scratch......
      Let me say
      IT HURTS MORE THAN ASTHMA....(coming from a asthmatic person)

    • @Merenq
      @Merenq 7 лет назад

      kid_ from_nyc i have barley..but THEY (i have two on left eye )dont have yellow bumps

    • @korneliakp6726
      @korneliakp6726 7 лет назад

      Same

  • @TrueCrimeDime
    @TrueCrimeDime 3 года назад +69

    I just put warm water and put some on top of my eyelid with a Q-tip and poured some over my eye and closed it for about 30 seconds. INSTANTLY feels better. Did this twice so far but really helped already. Thank you for this video 🙏🏻 I was miserable before this . PS: The infection is in my right eye 👁

    • @olearyeugene
      @olearyeugene 2 года назад +2

      That's what I'm doing. I aint doing no damn salt trick. From what I read, you suppose to do that and massage it lightly

    • @g-track5065
      @g-track5065 2 года назад +4

      @@olearyeugene I'm scared dog with the salt how you do it and don't trick me my shit hurting my dog!!!

  • @sunnak89
    @sunnak89 12 лет назад +94

    This saved my life today. I woke up with this huge swollen red and sore eye and I tried this and 2 hours later it´s almost completely gone down and the pain is almost gone. Thank you so much. Love your videos! :)

  • @gustofthewinddance
    @gustofthewinddance 12 лет назад +32

    I just got an eye infection last week. I didn't know you could get them so often. This video (and the comments share below) are so useful. Thank you so much for the tips.

    • @shanzakhan-l2x
      @shanzakhan-l2x Год назад

      What u did? Plz tell me I also got

    • @gustofthewinddance
      @gustofthewinddance Год назад

      @@shanzakhan-l2x uh, I didn't remember since it was 11 years ago. But seeing my comment, I think I did just what Wayne suggested in the video.

  • @desleykakoulidisgallaway3382
    @desleykakoulidisgallaway3382 4 года назад +17

    You’ve got lovely skin- so I’m here cos I’ve got this reoccurring infection in my eye- I’m going to do this- my mum used to say salt water is the answer to many problems.....your eyes look beautiful perfect- thanks for the help

  • @6250Thomas
    @6250Thomas 6 лет назад +12

    My physician had prescribed Erythromycin ointment for my frequent eye infections. Most recently, four days of this medicine wasn't working at all, plus it was really messy, too, so I tried your cure. It worked! Total relief in only 30 hours. Thank you so much.

  • @Robert-lp2ry
    @Robert-lp2ry 8 лет назад +36

    This worked! Thank you so much for posting. I had one develop on a Saturday and was almost gone by Thursday. I used sea salt in the solution, and soaked a compress. I held the compress to my eye for about 1 minute. I did this every few hours. Problem solved! No Doctor bills $$$. I like piece of mind of knowing not to panic if a chalazion reappears. Thank You!

    • @Robert-lp2ry
      @Robert-lp2ry 8 лет назад +1

      I just used a clean wash cloth for the compress. For the solution, I used a boql wide enough for my face and just put my face in and opened my eye. Its like opening your eyes under water at a pool or the ocean. Mild sting, but not bad.

    • @StirItUpll
      @StirItUpll 8 лет назад +10

      i used my eye swim goggles just poured some boiled water to clean then poured solution into one goggle on counter leaned over and it suction locked onto eye and i was able to pick up and lean back Viola!!! no mess!

    • @Robert-lp2ry
      @Robert-lp2ry 7 лет назад

      Hello - I used a typical bath was cloth under hot tap water. I rung out, and let cool enough to be comfortable. I would usually lay down for about 10-15 minutes (the cloth will cool by then and will no longer be effective.) I repeated this 2x a day and it did indeed work. I was mindful to make sure the cloth was sterilized each time with hot water as not to spread the infection. Good Luck!

    • @madhurimishra1994
      @madhurimishra1994 7 лет назад

      i am really worried abt this chalazion of mine plz suggest me the right way of doing this

    • @veerudo
      @veerudo 7 лет назад +2

      can I use eating salt

  • @BuriramBaz
    @BuriramBaz 2 года назад +3

    Ive had infection in both eyes for around 4 weeks now,antibiotic drops,went to doctor and prescribed antibiotics which arent working.Woke at 4am crusted eyes,i did this and just held wet warm toilet tissue on my eyes letting it soak in..went back to bed,and can honestly say after 2 hours i felt relief.Off to buy a eye bath today.Thanks very much.👍

  • @StephSellstheChi
    @StephSellstheChi 8 лет назад +20

    I thought the vid was clearly stated - he mentioned the eye cup is from an eye wash kit. He's not claiming to be a doctor, just providing a natural remedy, which many say works. He said to get the salt solution to the point that's comfortable - keep adding salt until you can feel the salt. Thanks for the advice delivered with that hot accent!

  • @rebeccaehoughland
    @rebeccaehoughland 5 лет назад +15

    Worked for me, not quite gone away in 24hrs but almost gone. Use a shot glass if you don't have the eye rinse cup.

  • @danapeoples1955
    @danapeoples1955 3 года назад +7

    If you’re going to listen to any video about eye infections listen to this one. I woke up with pink eye symptoms a couple days ago, and the next day I had to call out of work because my eye was so swollen. I rinsed my eye with salt water twice during the day I didn’t see immediate effects, if anything my eye was irritated because of the salt. However whatever magic salt has to kill an infection started working- by the time I went to bed the swelling had reduced significantly and the next morning, the swelling was about 80% gone. There’s a significant improvement in how my eye looks and it’s healed enough for me to return to work. If it weren’t for this technique I wouldn’t have gotten rid of my symptoms so fast!!

  • @sa-iw4dr
    @sa-iw4dr 5 лет назад +24

    Good Tip: I got a better tip spin off of your's. Get "nasal moisturizing spray" a "Salt", Saline Solution and easy peezy to use. You don't have to boil the water all that. Just keep the Nasal spray for your eyes only, easy to use and costs about two dollars.
    Thanks for the help I'm trying it now. Good idea.

    • @McDzy
      @McDzy 3 года назад +2

      I tried this and burns my eyes, can I really do this?

  • @KruSsie-n9t
    @KruSsie-n9t 5 лет назад +169

    I'm not a type of person who usually writes reviews but this video deserves a 5-star comment. I tried this immediately after watching it 2 nights ago and voila! It really did work for me! Thank you so much! 😊😊😊

    • @sivajansivarajah8748
      @sivajansivarajah8748 3 года назад +1

      Hey KruSsie how often did you do this treatment in the day and is there a specific amount of time that would give the best result ?

    • @percyflores7517
      @percyflores7517 2 года назад

      what where you symptoms ? how do you know was an infection and no pink eye from a virus? i have my kid with pink eye but not sure to try

    • @CASANOVA68365
      @CASANOVA68365 2 года назад

      was it a stye or a chalazion ?

    • @aychingao
      @aychingao 2 года назад +5

      And legend tells kruSsie never answered back my friends

  • @outpost31737
    @outpost31737 Год назад +13

    Collidial silver works wonders for eye infection. I had a nasty eye infection last year it cleared up in twenty four hours after just two applications.

  • @joblank74
    @joblank74 10 лет назад +5

    I use a tea tree soap as my daily face cleanser. When I noticed my eyes getting more gunky and itchy etc. I started washing my face with a soap with tea tree oil. It works wonders for all infections pimples etc .

  • @nicoletambasco9210
    @nicoletambasco9210 5 лет назад +22

    I watch your make up videos all the time! I was so surprised to see it was you when I searched this topic. You look great in this video!

  • @CozyBearLatte
    @CozyBearLatte 4 года назад +47

    Just got a stye on the inside of my eye for the first time... and it’s giving me anxiety 😞. Lol 😆

    • @fejazkajbe190
      @fejazkajbe190 3 года назад +1

      Can you tell me what happened ?
      How are you rn and how long did it last
      Plss reply 😔

    • @pinkflowerz8019
      @pinkflowerz8019 3 года назад

      @@fejazkajbe190 omg I HAVE ONE TOO!! I finally found a comment thats recent

    • @pinkflowerz8019
      @pinkflowerz8019 3 года назад

      @@fejazkajbe190 mine stayed for a week and I’m trying to get it out rn it’s on my eyelid

    • @fejazkajbe190
      @fejazkajbe190 3 года назад

      @@pinkflowerz8019 I can't even blink 😭🤧

    • @pinkflowerz8019
      @pinkflowerz8019 3 года назад

      @@fejazkajbe190 mines just a small bug bite

  • @samshalomdee61
    @samshalomdee61 7 лет назад +20

    Thank you, my daughter has swollen eyelid, and she says it hurts when she touches it. Thanks for the advice.

  • @JaneStonesBeauty
    @JaneStonesBeauty 10 лет назад +34

    I woke up with a stye yesterday and today i woke up and its practically gone! THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!

    • @Linda32539
      @Linda32539 10 лет назад

      Is stye gone from now on? :)

  • @mustanggirl910
    @mustanggirl910 3 года назад +3

    My eye lids were red & swollen with sagging welts on the top & bottom. I brewed a cup of hot water in my Keurig pot added some salt and dabbed it on my eyelids with a wash cloth the swelling went done fast! My eyes felt a lot better! Amazing!

  • @AliciaHurmuses1994
    @AliciaHurmuses1994 11 лет назад +17

    Thank you so much for this video! I have been plagued with styes for the past month and the first two times I got a stye, I just left it alone and they went away within a week. When I woke this morning to the familiar swelling in the inner corner of my eye, I searched up your video right away and have been applying a salt + water combo for the entire day. I also went to the doctor and got some antibiotic ointment. So far, I feel like my burgeoning stye has definitely reduced in size.

  • @judesnana
    @judesnana 12 лет назад +23

    I work for eye surgeons and trust me, you don't have to add salt and put it in your eye with a cup. Squeezing or poking it cause it to get really inflamed.Truthfully, using the heat works the best because the heat softens the material trapped in the gland and allows it to drain out over time. So doing it often and for as long as you can keep it warm can save you a trip to the doctor.

  • @kween_official1375
    @kween_official1375 3 года назад +17

    I’m trying this, if it works, I will come and edit my comment...Thank you
    Edit: God bless you so much for this video. I have been battling with a pinkeye which kept itching and the pain was so unbearable. After following your direction, all the itching and pains are gone n my pink eye is vanishing gradually.
    BLESS YOU💕

    • @oshertzriker3980
      @oshertzriker3980 3 года назад +1

      Can you please explain to me what to do I have had an eye infection for two years!!

    • @skyiswomb1
      @skyiswomb1 2 года назад

      Thank you for following up! It’s so much more helpful!

    • @yuvraj5937
      @yuvraj5937 2 года назад +1

      Hidni me bata do kya karna h

  • @TheOriginalMoc
    @TheOriginalMoc 9 лет назад +13

    I had two left eye infections in the last few months I've never had one before' thanks for this.

  • @codyjenkins676
    @codyjenkins676 11 лет назад +35

    Omg this actually workes on conjunctivitis as well coz I tryed it so thanks !!♡

    • @normansellers3533
      @normansellers3533 7 месяцев назад

      Do u do it with Open eye or closed on eye lashes?

  • @amaserwah889
    @amaserwah889 3 года назад +28

    I watched this last night because I felt a stye forming on my lower lash line. It’s been almost 24 hours and I’m here to say it works!!!!!!

    • @deighcannon8262
      @deighcannon8262 3 года назад +5

      His explanation kind of confused me. Did u actually pour salt water in eye or just let it rest on eye with towel?

    • @DrPooja-dp4pd
      @DrPooja-dp4pd 3 года назад +1

      @@deighcannon8262 did u tried? bcz i feel risky to put salt into my eye

    • @amaserwah889
      @amaserwah889 2 года назад +1

      @@deighcannon8262 apologies for the late reply. You’re essentially making warm salt water. Please don’t put salt directly on your eye. It’ll sting and won’t be pleasant

    • @amaserwah889
      @amaserwah889 2 года назад +1

      @@DrPooja-dp4pd you need to make sure the water isn’t too salty. It shouldn’t burn

    • @formlis
      @formlis 2 года назад +1

      Hey did you keep your eye open or closed while you held the cup to it?

  • @la_ghivver8139
    @la_ghivver8139 9 лет назад +7

    Thanks!!!!!!! This worked perfectly within two days! Didn't have to go to school with a huge, sore, red eye

  • @glendapeterson1180
    @glendapeterson1180 6 лет назад +16

    I've had 2 chalazion surgeries and they weren't bad at all. They aren't exactly infections; they're clogged mambolian glands (the tiny glands that bring oil to your eyelashes). I cured my last one with hot compresses every half hour. Maybe I'll try your salt recommendations. An important question to ask is why you keep getting chalazions. Mine are apparently related to my rosacea.

    • @gururoasting535
      @gururoasting535 3 месяца назад

      My stye are coming repeatedly what to do?

  • @sunamethyst283
    @sunamethyst283 2 года назад +1

    I just want to thank u so much. I went to the comment section and I decided to do the washcloth treatment it really worked. I had only just an infection. I boiled water, took a teaspoon of salt regular salt. Mixed it in then once the salt was mixed in. I used a clean washcloth dipped it in the salt water while still hot/ warm sat it on my eye. I did this every hour and it busted and went down. The puss came out no blood just puss. My eye is back to normal. Thank you I couldn’t have done another day with my eye like that. Also I repeated the washcloth treatment until water became cool. I’m going to keep following the steps until my eye is completely back to normal

  • @Eshuerta
    @Eshuerta 9 лет назад +375

    people it works. almost immediately it took the pain and the swollen was gone.

    • @WayneGoss
      @WayneGoss  9 лет назад +14

      +Esmeralda Huerta I'm so pleased :) xx

    • @xihelix7649
      @xihelix7649 8 лет назад +8

      +Wayne Goss do u leave ur eye open while the cup in on top or do u close ur eye?

    • @lullabyc8280
      @lullabyc8280 8 лет назад

      +Miles Hyde Howard use sea salt

    • @destinydelagarza366
      @destinydelagarza366 8 лет назад +7

      +Wayne Goss I'm destiny and I wanted to know what type of doctor I could go to for this...I'm only 13 and I've had puffy eyes for 2 years..I've been to several doctors to where I just feel like giving up!!I've tried the salt but nothing happens I don't know if I have something else going on or what...all my doctors have said I have allergies I've been to a special list and still nothing I would like to know how I can get rid of this horrible puffy thing over my eyes idk what to do but it's really hard going in public looking like a horrible mess..please help..

    • @alexandraadams6097
      @alexandraadams6097 8 лет назад +5

      +Destiny Delagarza
      Hi destiny, I have that same problem with my own eyes and just recently I found out a method that actually works: I use turmeric paste on the affected areas on my eyes.
      Research it on the Internet and try it, I really do hope it helps you

  • @thoradavidsen
    @thoradavidsen 9 лет назад +163

    Once again, you're a life saver! I got an infection probably related to my allergies and I did this and it's pretty much gone now a day later! Thank you

    • @eyshahassam6168
      @eyshahassam6168 5 лет назад +1

      Salt is burning my eyes I used pink salt Himalayan salt ????

    • @eyshahassam6168
      @eyshahassam6168 5 лет назад

      ????

    • @eyshahassam6168
      @eyshahassam6168 5 лет назад

      ?????

    • @alillahdodd2818
      @alillahdodd2818 5 лет назад

      @@eyshahassam6168 im using Sea Salt and warm water..hoping it works. It is smaller

    • @eyshahassam6168
      @eyshahassam6168 5 лет назад +6

      @@alillahdodd2818 ah dont use it ... its so so harsh to eyes... use simple eye polyfex (eye ointment ) .. it's super effective recently i used it.
      If u wanna use salt just dip cotton bud in the saline water and gently use it ..

  • @GammaBB
    @GammaBB 4 года назад +7

    Thanks man. Going to try this out. Been getting eye infections over and over for like 3 months.

  • @flagwatch258
    @flagwatch258 9 лет назад +51

    I know you are trying to help, and I believe this technique helped my conjunctivitis, but there is a RISK. It is difficult to calibrate saline concentration, and without doing so, osmotic pressure can cause water flow into or out (desiccation) of the aqueous humor behind the cornea. THIS CAN CAUSE PERMANENT VISION LOSS and is why, e.g., people swimming in the Dead Sea are meant to wear protective goggles.
    You should recommend people only use approved eye drops so that the concentration is right.

    • @sazure2
      @sazure2 9 лет назад +7

      +flagwatch You are correct and good to mention. Can burn the eye as well in too high a concentration. Note my recent post and Dr. Barbara Hendel (youtube) mentions a correct solution (been doing this decades but mother was an RN and I have a background - biochemistry, natural health therapies so on).

    • @cynthiahreira6068
      @cynthiahreira6068 7 лет назад

      flagwatch menu

    • @juanitavernik8244
      @juanitavernik8244 6 лет назад

      Use saline

  • @jpeg42069
    @jpeg42069 8 лет назад +691

    THIS IS ME THIS MORNING. Currently sitting in bed with a tea bag on my eye. :(

    • @rubena2166
      @rubena2166 8 лет назад +45

      I put teabags on my eyes to try and improve my dark circles but strangely I got an actual eye infection, probably some of the tea leaked into my eyes or something. Idk my eyes were bloodshot and gunk was coming out of them, so KIDS BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU PUT TEA BAGS ON YOUR EYES AND DOUBLE CHECK THAT THE TEABAG ISNT RIPPED OTHERWISE THE WRONG THINGFS CAN GET INTO YOUR EYE AND UGH it's not a nice sight xD

    • @jennyisthebest4910
      @jennyisthebest4910 7 лет назад +3

      BuckeyeG1rl omfg yass

    • @sweetenerqueen3403
      @sweetenerqueen3403 7 лет назад +4

      BuckeyeG1rl same.

    • @aceatkins191
      @aceatkins191 7 лет назад +5

      +Ruby Summerdawn should you use a hot towel between the tea bags?

    • @trappinbaddiie
      @trappinbaddiie 7 лет назад +3

      BuckeyeG1rl what did you do and how long did it take to go away?

  • @kimberly8509
    @kimberly8509 3 года назад +3

    You crack me up bc I can feel your previous pain. I'm feeling your frustration with these eye infections.

  • @sarahwalker6170
    @sarahwalker6170 7 лет назад +5

    This actually worked! I Typically get one once a year. This time my antibiotic eye solution didn't work. I literally threw it out, filled up the eye drop bottle with salt water. It hasn't even been 24 hours and its almost gone. Still sore, but I don't look like Shrek anymore. Thank you! Incredible.

    • @sarahwalker6170
      @sarahwalker6170 7 лет назад +1

      and the tea bag "theory" DOES NOT WORK like this does.

  • @vaincold8008
    @vaincold8008 11 лет назад +240

    I watched this with a chalazion in my eye.

  • @maheshwaribootharaju2465
    @maheshwaribootharaju2465 2 года назад +28

    Pov: every one is watching this one eye closed..e👄o

  • @nikamikano
    @nikamikano 12 лет назад +18

    Wayne, dear, most eye infections - especially the ones that do come back are caused by allergies... I do agree, tea bags and chamomile teabags are great, I used to have eye infections every year in the spring till I started wearing sunglasses (even in colder weather), the pollen stopped getting into my eyes and the infections stopped :)

  • @stina2344
    @stina2344 5 лет назад +14

    Just read this and started a few hours ago.... already feels so much better! 🙏

  • @siannamercado-aiona576
    @siannamercado-aiona576 3 года назад +11

    Hawaiian salt with warm water & the method he just explained is great! Hawaiian salt is a natural remedy. Currently sitting here like omg he’s right!!

  • @SetiRabt
    @SetiRabt 8 лет назад +26

    I have an eye charlazion that started as a stye it hasnt gone down in months i feel ugly and insecure with this eye bump Im gona try this and I hope it works

    • @chicksara123
      @chicksara123 8 лет назад +1

      did it work?? :))

    • @mixautrey3121
      @mixautrey3121 8 лет назад

      did it work? +Eric R

    • @000-SLAY
      @000-SLAY 6 лет назад

      did it work ?

    • @Hautecakes90210
      @Hautecakes90210 6 лет назад +1

      Eric R -
      I’ve dealt with these for 20 years. The bump you mentioned should be removed by a skilled eye doctor. There is no pain - they put numbing drops in the eye. Push the lid up and it’s over Quickly.

    • @gitaareddy
      @gitaareddy 5 лет назад +1

      Chalazions don't just go away. I've had them 5 times in the last 5 years, and every single time it had to be removed at the hospital. Not as bad as it sounds; they put numbing drops in the eye, then you get a needle in your eyelid (not gonna lie; that one hurt), then they remove the Chalazion in 1 minute. It has to heal for a couple of days (they make an incision in your eyelid which has to heal) and that's it! Make an appointment now!

  • @Delpfi1
    @Delpfi1 11 лет назад +10

    I emptied 3 normal saline packets, (from sinus wash kits), into a small bowl, bottled water, (microwaved, then cooled to a warm comfortable temperature). I added two cotton balls to the water, (while still boiling). I placed the fully saturated cotton balls onto each of my eyes, (opened my eye lids), and allowed to remain for about 5 minutes. It just seemed easier than filling cups. My eyes feel great, so I think I'll probably repeat this once each week so long as my eyes don't become dry.

  • @courtneydolly6538
    @courtneydolly6538 4 года назад +8

    I had those in my eyes years ago and I got them cut out, it was really awful because after the surgery my eye was blood red, I guess from bleeding into it. If you must do this, get an eye patch lol, believe me better than showing your bleeding eyeball! All better now though, but now I'm having allergies and some swelling. Will try this, thank you!!
    Edit: I just tried it, wow!! I was so scared putting salt water on and in my eye but it already feels so much better!!! Can't wait to see if it's gone tomorrow if I keep doing this.

    • @5hak
      @5hak 4 года назад +1

      Did it work also what did you do

    • @courtneydolly6538
      @courtneydolly6538 4 года назад +4

      @@5hak hey it totally worked, I poured table salt into water in a pot, boiled it, and then when it cooled down a bit, I took a cloth and dripped the salt water into my eyes. They've cleared up completely. Hope it works for you!

    • @5hak
      @5hak 4 года назад +2

      @@courtneydolly6538 thank you

    • @almatuliao8530
      @almatuliao8530 2 года назад

      @@courtneydolly6538 is your eye okay now? Both of my eye have a stye/chalazion. Im scared to put it in my eyes.

    • @faimaarta2576
      @faimaarta2576 Год назад

      @@courtneydolly6538could you write the measures?(like teaspoon, water glass etc) My cats eye looks bleedy though veterinary…

  • @winchesterabhi2370
    @winchesterabhi2370 6 лет назад +19

    I m suffering with eye infection for around 1 months and this process really helped me .

    • @sneham1806
      @sneham1806 3 года назад

      How to do this

    • @winchesterabhi2370
      @winchesterabhi2370 3 года назад +1

      @@sneham1806 just put some salt in warm water, then try cleaning your eye infection with a soft cloth dipped with warm water.

    • @sneham1806
      @sneham1806 3 года назад

      @@winchesterabhi2370 thankyou sir

    • @sneham1806
      @sneham1806 3 года назад

      @@winchesterabhi2370 how many times a day we shld do this process?

  • @kapsanras
    @kapsanras 8 лет назад +9

    I just tried it and it works! The pain went down right away! Thank you!

    • @binteabduljalil4817
      @binteabduljalil4817 4 года назад

      what did you do?

    • @MariaSilva-cp8gc
      @MariaSilva-cp8gc 3 года назад +1

      @@binteabduljalil4817 I put salt on a napkin and then later down and put the napkin in my eye and then wait 5 min and it works

    • @beautifulaffliction1742
      @beautifulaffliction1742 3 года назад

      Maria Silva elaborate further

  • @ddthevoice1417
    @ddthevoice1417 2 года назад +12

    I just wanted to thank you for this video!!! I've never suffered from styes or chalazions until recently (November 2021). Out of nowhere, I just started getting them. It was not until I watched this video and applied the salt water mixture to my eye that I have seen such a difference. I am so thankful for this recommendation. For a couple of days I mixed I cup of boiling water and a teaspoon of table salt together and held it up to my eye for a minute each time. After just the first few applications and applying a warm wash cloth over the painful area, I was relieved!!! I will be sure to do this for now on whenever I have any sort of pain or swelling from a possible stye, eye infection or chalazion. THANK YOU!!!

    • @jennifer7648
      @jennifer7648 2 года назад

      Thank you for posting the amounts. I want to do this for my eye, but was a bit nervous about the salt part not knowing how much.

    • @jennifer7648
      @jennifer7648 2 года назад

      I just did the first about a half an hour ago and it's hard to believe I can tell it's already working! Thank you again!

    • @CASANOVA68365
      @CASANOVA68365 2 года назад

      did it work for a chalazion ?

    • @Shiloh2rtn
      @Shiloh2rtn 2 года назад

      @@CASANOVA68365 That's what I want to know too!

    • @CASANOVA68365
      @CASANOVA68365 2 года назад

      @@Shiloh2rtn i've been trying it for the past week i can tell you it does work but if your chalazion has been with you for 5 months or so it won't work in just two days it's gonna drain but really fucking slow
      i'm gonna just operate on my self with a needle and some anesthesia

  • @TheUrbanChick1
    @TheUrbanChick1 11 лет назад +33

    Thank you so much Wayne, I hate going to school with styes so I've been swilling my eye out all day with salt water and I'm already seeing results :) xx

    • @mltan1427
      @mltan1427 4 года назад +1

      How is your stye now? Do this method helped you a lot? I wanna try this too but afraid that I may burn my eyes because of the salt.

  • @InesISMourao
    @InesISMourao 12 лет назад +29

    My boyfriend had the same problem and they kept reoccurring. His doctor had to cut them out so now he's ok, but i'm sending this video to him anyway! Thank you so much Goss, not only you give us tips to feel pretty and beautiful but also, you look out for our health and skin related problems =) kiss*

  • @itspawan557
    @itspawan557 2 года назад +8

    it was occuring frequentely since 6 months but after watching this masterpiece i overcome eye infection in just two days, only one word to this man "thanks for pulling me out of my misery 💖

    • @antoniozepeda9806
      @antoniozepeda9806 2 года назад +1

      Can you tell my how u did it with the salt and the Warm water and how u put the water in your eye

    • @gururoasting535
      @gururoasting535 3 месяца назад

      ​@@antoniozepeda9806same question please answer me i am currently in pain😢

  • @KIDDO123iluvyou
    @KIDDO123iluvyou 8 лет назад +40

    This has honestly made my day like Ive been looking for someone to help me and no one understands how ugly I feel with this thing on my eye

    • @diymaker6260
      @diymaker6260 8 лет назад +3

      omg same i feel soo ugly :( and i am the worst. do you know why? BOTH OF MY FREAKING EYES ARE SWOLLEN... literally i haven't step out my house in the second that i got this ugly ass thing.

    • @GigLifewithLexi
      @GigLifewithLexi 4 года назад

      jasmin did it work for you (for styes)?

    • @amberrenee9152
      @amberrenee9152 3 года назад +1

      Omg sameeee I get them all the time and it’s so embarrassing and It looks so ugly! I hate it so much :((

  • @KT-bf8iu
    @KT-bf8iu 3 года назад +84

    Ok, it’s 9 years later since you’ve published this but I have to say thanks anyway! And not 10 out of 10 successes but 11 of 11! 😁 boiled water, Redmond’s pure salt, and into a clean shot glass. 95% gone in 10 hrs and getting ready to do it again. Thanks for thoughtfully putting this out so we can get help!

    • @safarihearts_4501
      @safarihearts_4501 2 года назад +3

      Hi I'm having trouble understanding, r u supposed to pour water over your eyes? How is that possible
      Currently writing with my infected closed

    • @bewithpallabi3120
      @bewithpallabi3120 2 года назад

      @@safarihearts_4501 may be he is talking about swirling the vapour of that salted water .

    • @formlis
      @formlis 2 года назад +1

      Hey did you keep your eye open or closed while you held the cup to it?

    • @bewithpallabi3120
      @bewithpallabi3120 2 года назад +5

      @@formlis it's totally safe even , i was quite afraid to use salt water . If you want to be 100% sure just put a drop or two in your eyes if it doesn't burns , you can go for the whole .

    • @lordheman1985
      @lordheman1985 2 года назад +2

      I prefer to keep my eyes closed while trying 🤒 will report later if it worked, @safariheart did urs work?

  • @ginalaurich6136
    @ginalaurich6136 2 года назад +1

    Oh my gosh! This is the only thing that worked for me! I read some of the comments regarding how to do it and this is what worked for me. I boiled water, transferred it to a mug then added salt until I felt it would have an affect but not burn my eye. I then transferred it to a shot glass and let it cool down to a comfortable level and then just opened my eye into the shot glass while titling my head upwards for 1 min. Within two days it was nearly all the way healed. Amazing! I was instructed to do warm compresses and that almost made it worse. And if the whiteheads start to surface do NOT squeeze them out as tempting as it might be! Just let them be and they’ll eventually go away!

  • @hellenshaidi5075
    @hellenshaidi5075 3 года назад +3

    I had a really swollen eye. Used salt and water and it worked, I no longer have swollen eye lids. Thank you so much

  • @chelsea2357
    @chelsea2357 3 года назад +9

    I wasn't expecting much when I tried this but it really works. I used epsom salt for the eye wash for 15 minutes and the swelling died down a lot the next day. It's the second day I'm doing it so it can fully go away but the pain is already gone, just a tiny bit of chalazion left!

  • @iamcilla
    @iamcilla 2 года назад +2

    THIS WORKS. I used a syringe and mixed bottled water with regular table salt in a bowl and would rinse my eye in a steamy shower. I would let the steamy water run on my eye in the shower. Did this at night and by the next day it went down tremendously. I was also spraying colloidal silver on my eye. The bump is almost flat. Good luck. ❤️

  • @joannamatheson3528
    @joannamatheson3528 3 года назад +5

    Yes it works! I was a week with a purple eye and a sty over my eye in 48 hours doing this 3 times it looks much better the sty is gone looks lighter and it doesn’t hurt anymore. Do it! Thanks

  • @averyreagor7362
    @averyreagor7362 9 лет назад +11

    Omg thank you I think I have an eye infection I have never had one before so I have never known I will try your method thank you!

  • @camiladebergerac825
    @camiladebergerac825 4 года назад +1

    I have been suffering for 5 weeks, two doctors, several medications and antibiotics and i still do not know if i have allergic or bacterial conjuntivitis. Yesterday i decided to quit all medications and started with filtered/boiled 1 cup of water with 1/2 teaspoon of Himalayan salt and washed my eyes with it 4 times yesterday, today I feel the difference. I am not cured yet but will post my progress. Thank you. I didn't know if what i was doing was right.

    • @diilauraah8619
      @diilauraah8619 4 года назад

      Hi, any new progress? :o

    • @camiladebergerac825
      @camiladebergerac825 4 года назад +1

      Washing my eyes twice a day with water and Himalaya salt is very soothing. I have dry eye syndrome. I made changes in my home that seem to help, measuring the humidity inside the house. Turning off the A/C. A small humidifier helps. I did not know how much salt to put and I learned that just tasting it like food is all you need. I was using tap water but it feels better to use distilled water. I am definitely better and I do not use the tear drops as much now. I am waiting to get the ones without preservatives. They come from Europe; but you can get them in Amazon USA. called Hylo Gel. The Hyaluronic Acid will help rebuild the glands under the eye lids and you do not get any preservatives in your eyes, specially if you need to hydrate your eyes often. I also was not washing my eyes correctly. I now use a glass little bottle from the spice rack, it fits my eye socket perfect and you do need to open your eye and move them around to let the water flush any debris or bacteria for at least a minute. I was doing it all wrong. You have to open your eyes like if you were in a swimming pool... so I started again but doing it right. I will post again as I make progress. I am definitely better. My eyes use to hurt to the touch, not any more. I get easily blinded by sun light, as i lack tears.

  • @graftme3168
    @graftme3168 4 года назад +18

    I am definitely going to try this today! I have had eight chalzions in the past 10 months. The first one lasted about six weeks! Someone told me to use witch hazel and it seems to clear them up quicker but they kept coming back.

    • @strawberryyyz
      @strawberryyyz 3 года назад +2

      Did it work?

    • @graftme3168
      @graftme3168 3 года назад +2

      @@strawberryyyz I kept getting them for about 14 months! I bought some Walmart brand eye wipes and scrubbed my eyes every night before bed. They cleared up in about two weeks. After a few months I stopped doing it for a couple days and they started to come back! I have been using them every night since then! I'm afraid not to. It's been almost a year now.