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Well that is excellent! Please help me find that setting. On my iCare (purchased just a couple of months ago) the only items under the sett…
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> Also, I agree the light seems so bright when your ayes are accommodated to the dark - it truly is uncomfortable to take a measurement. I'…
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Same here. During the day my IOP is usually less than 10. If I measure during the night (I tend to wake up two or three times per night) it…
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I have noticed the same thing! I believe my eye pressure is always highest in the early morning, which I understand is common for some peop…
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How long does it stay high? Do you recheck after initial readings?
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Chinese Medicine can help eradicate the root cause of most GI disorders including IBS, Gastroparesis and SIBO.
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I do a morning meditation, usually in conjunction with putting in my drops. An hour after waking it almost always drops 2-4 points. Also be…
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Sometimes I wonder whether a fecal transplant would have any effect on a person's glaucoma. A study to determine the same would be interes…
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thank you
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I use Duo Trav by Alcon which is Preservative free!(No BAK!)
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Thanks. Will try it out. You have the name of the company so I get the real stuff?
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Roasted chicory root is my answer. I’m just not a fan of teas at breakfast even though I like all kinds of herbal teas for any other time. …
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The explanation doesn't seem complicated. Caffeine raises IOP for many people (and your graph above indicates you fall into this group), so…
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More to the story.
This AM had cup of regular decaf and no such spike.
I guess life / IOP are complicated and coffee <> coffee.
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