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which eye drops is best for increase eyesight - #25272

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I am really worried about my eyesight. Lately, I’ve been feeling like everything is getting blurry. I went to the eye doctor and he just said it’s "age-related," but I feel too young for that! My vision was great a few years ago. Anyway, I keep searching for solutions online and saw posts about how certain eye drops could help improve vision. But honestly, which eye drops is best for increase eyesight? Is there any particular brand or ingredient I should look for? I’ve tried some over-the-counter stuff but nothing seems to work. I thought about Ayurveda too, maybe there are natural remedies? My friend mentioned something about eye drops infused with herbs or something like that which can, you know, help with the overall health of your eyes. If anyone has experience with which eye drops is best for increase eyesight, please share! It’s becoming really frustrating, and I just wanna see clearly again. Thanks!

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When it comes to improving eyesight, especially if you're already noticing blurriness, it's crucial to first identify any underlying causes — such as dosha imbalances in the body. In Ayurveda, weak eyesight might be linked to disturbances in the Pitta dosha, or issues with the dhatus nourishing the eyes. So, focusing solely on eye drops might not be an comprehensive solution. In Ayurveda, eye drops infused with Triphala can be worthwhile. Triphala, a mix of three fruits: Amalaki, Bibhitaki, and Haritaki, is known for supporting eye health. Ayurvedic texts mention that these helps in improving eyesight, reducing strain, and balancing the doshas. Triphala powder can also be used for an eye wash; mix about half a teaspoon in slightly warm water, let it steep overnight, strain well ensure no particles remain, and use it to gently wash your eyes. Apart from that, consider dietary changes to balance Pitta dosha. Consume cooling foods like cucumber and watermelon, and increase intake of dark leafy greens that contain carotenoids essential for eye health. Avoid spicy, sour, and oily foods as they might aggravate Pitta. Furthermore, doing yoga and eye exercises like Palming (rubbing hands briskly and covering eyes with the warmth) and Trataka (candle gazing) can support strengthening the eye muscles and promoting eye relaxation. It's essential to also evaluate lifestyle factors, ensuring adequate sleep, and proper lighting while reading or working on screens. The quality of your overall daily habits profoundly impacts eye health. While these methods can support your eye health, it’s important to consistently monitor your vision. Working with a physician who is informed about both conventional and Ayurvedic treatments would ensure you address your symptoms safely and effectively. If blurriness persists or worsens, follow up with an eye specialist to rule out potential eye conditions. Your quest for clear vision should not replace regular check-ups.
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