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Brown spot/patch on eye sclera
Hello, just wanted to know if there is any remedy for a brown patch on my eye sclera. It was very light before and now it has gotten very dark . It is not due to injury. I was reading a post on here and a Doctor recommended Agaricus Muscarius, but when I read online it says that’s used for twitches, jerks, tics, cramps, spasms, and even types of neurodegenerative disorders and convulsions. Has anyone tried this for brown spots on the sclera!?joslyn on 2019-08-21
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Hi,
You cannot safely self diagnose this. Usually
It is excess pigmentation , but if color changes,
You have to have an ophthalmologist look at
It to check the condition.
You cannot safely self diagnose this. Usually
It is excess pigmentation , but if color changes,
You have to have an ophthalmologist look at
It to check the condition.
♡ simone717 4 years ago
Thanks for your reply! Definitely not trying to self diagnose lol. I have visited an ophthalmologist and he said it was nothing serious and that he couldn’t do anything about it unfortunately. I was just curious about that Agaricus Muscarius and whether that would have any effect.
joslyn 4 years ago
Hi,
Glad you checked it out with ophthalmologist
And you are well. I do agree with your
Opinion on Agaricus - does not seem to be
A good match for this issue.
And I am not sure what would help- maybe
Someone else on here has a better idea.
Glad you checked it out with ophthalmologist
And you are well. I do agree with your
Opinion on Agaricus - does not seem to be
A good match for this issue.
And I am not sure what would help- maybe
Someone else on here has a better idea.
♡ simone717 4 years ago
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