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My eyes


Question Posted Friday January 9 2015, 10:38 am

Every morning, when I wake up, my eyes are very swollen. When I spend the night with people, they often wonder why, as I do myself. It is not attractive. It literally looks like I got hit by a bus. Do you know if there is anything I can do to prevent this? Thank you for your input! :)

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adviceman49 answered Saturday January 10 2015, 9:48 am:
While we are not doctors the most common reason for this problem that I know of is you are allergic to what ever is used to stuff the pillow. If you are sleeping with a feather pillow try sleeping with a pillow stuffed with foam. If you happen to have a latex allergy stay away from the foam and go with fiber stuffed or other hypoallergenic pillows.

Bed, Bath and Beyond has a good variety of these type of pillows to choose from.

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xokristabelle answered Saturday January 10 2015, 2:29 am:
Could be a wide variety of things.
Aging (if you're older, which it doesn't sound like.)

Dehydration and/or consuming too much salt can make your eyes puff up.

Sleeping with eye makeup on could cause that. Or not sleeping enough/crying (even during the day).

And possibly an allergy such as dust. It's hard to narrow it down without knowing much about you but there are some options.

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Dragonflymagic answered Friday January 9 2015, 4:39 pm:
We aren't doctors. Best we can do is look for info on the web. I did a search under "eyes swollen upon waking and got some hits. Apparently there are others suffering of the same thing.

Here's what I found on Ehow:

Sleeping can also cause swollen eyelids, and it sometimes occurs upon waking from sleep. This occurs as a result of change in blood flow to the facial area and the lack of tear film from being released across the eyes. Sleep can trap bacteria in the area, because normal blinking does not occur. Sleep can cause inflammation. Fluid can begin to accumulate in the eyelid depending on the position of one’s head. And here's the link for other cases of swollen eyes:
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I didn't see anything on how to prevent this so I would ask your family Dr. and be sure to mention that it happens every morning, not an occasional thing.


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