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Eye Disorders
Question #6828
1 year ago
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Dark spots in eyes and blurry - #6828

Natasha

Hello . I'm 46 y.o. and have a blurry vision and dark spots . It started recently. I never wearing glasses. Looking for natural way to treat it and support my eye's

Age: 46
Chronic illnesses: Hoshimoto
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Namaste, Natasha. Based on your symptoms, it seems your vision issues may be related to eye strain or sensitivity caused by the eye drops. Ayurvedic remedies to support eye health include:

Triphala Wash: Boil Triphala powder in water, strain, and use as an eyewash once cooled. Ghee: Consume 1 teaspoon of pure cow’s ghee daily for nourishment. Amalaki (Amla): Take it as juice or capsules to rejuvenate eye tissues. Palming Exercise: Rub your palms together and place them gently over your eyes to relax them. Maintain a balanced diet rich in Vitamin A (carrots, spinach) and practice eye yoga. If symptoms persist, consult an Ayurvedic eye specialist.

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If you’re noticing blurry vision and dark spots, it’s important to be cautious and make sure there’s nothing serious going on. Normally, sudden changes in vision can sometimes be a sign of something needing immediate attention, ya know? But if you’re still looking for natural Ayurvedic ways to support your eye health alongside checking it out, there’s quite a bit you can do!

First off, in Ayurveda, eye health is often linked to Pitta dosha. Think of this as the element responsible for things that heat up—too much could lead to inflammation, maybe issues like blurry vision when it gets a lil unbalanced.

First up, try cooling your Pitta with eye-friendly foods. Add more of the juicy stuff—cucumbers, grapes, and sweet fruits. These can help soothe and nourish your eyes. Leafy greens are fantastic too—for extra support, things like spinach and kale are your besties!

Also, there’s this cool oil called triphala—a classic in Ayurveda for eye health. You can make a tea by boiling the powder in water, let it cool and use it to wash your eyes. Just make sure its clean and not too strong, gotta be gentle with those eyes of yours. Doing that once a day or so might help keep things calm and clean.

For soothing both, body and mind, try Brahmi—a herb known to improve clarity. Take it as a supplement or a tea. Helps reduce stress which, believe it or not, can also contribute to vision problems.

Lifestyle-wise, you might wanna cool down any excess Pitta. Meditate, spend time in nature, maybe even moon-gaze! Limiting screen time helps too, maybe take frequent breaks from devices, give your eyes a breather.

But ya know, there’s no harm in double-checkin’ with an eye doc to make sure nothing intense is brewing. Better safe than sorry, right?

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