Chronic Conjunctivits and Lachrymal sac infection

SMOKE FROM THE 'CHULHA', or the wooden stove used for cooking all over
rural India causes distressing eye problems for many women working in
poorly-ventilated mud homes.
As a result, I get to see young and old women with red eyes and puffy eyelids, quite often.

Smoke from burning firewood causes conjunctival inflammation, which sometimes progresses to chronic lachrymal sac infection, a persistent condition often needing surgery, because medicines are said to give only a temporary and partial relief.

However, about ten years ago, I came across a bottle of eyedrops
containing a herb called EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS and thought of trying it
out in a particularly resistent case of lachrymal sac infection.

To my delight, it worked very well.
The old lady's eyes cleared within a week and remained free of infection for as long as she used the eye drops.

Since then, I have used Euphrasia eye drops in many cases, always with good result.
They are available in a Homeopathy or Ayurveda store.

Many an operation has been prevented by these eye drops, certainly.

Dr. Jayashree Joshi, MD

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