u/ARoodyPooCandyAss

Its been maybe 15 years that I have noticed my one corner of my eye has always been bothering me. I distinctly remember looking in the mirror on many occassions over the years thinking something must be in it, but never seeing anything. Then it would improve and I would forget about it.

I can see some moderate inflammation in the area that is bothering me, but never discharge, mild reddness in both eyes that improves after waking up and with some eye drops.

I was on Accutane in my teens as well, may acne was horrendous and completely cleared after, so honestly if this is a by product of that benefit, I might be okay with it.

I recently went in to have a check up, I was diagnosed with allergic conjunctivitis. To my knowledge I have never had any allergies. One of the most recent flare ups started after being around my partners dogs that sheds a ton, so maybe I am incorrect?

My optometrist prescribed steroids and pataday and within a week or two I got better, it flared up again a month later. Anyone might have any suggestions as to what this might be?

In my state season allergies are quite bad and its the worst time of the year as well.

Maybe I am overthinking all of this and it is simply allergies. Any advice is greatly appreciated!

My dry eyes seem worse lately. My alcohol consumption has remained the same. I understand the diuretics aspect of alcohol and its impact likely on dry eyes.

I am more so curious if removing has dramatically helped anyone?

I can’t do the new balances that are the typical dad mode shoes. I also got some all white sneakers and feel like a tool trying to dress young. Where’s the middle ground?

Anyone else?

There is no organization, although I try. But any intrusive thought or task gets jotted down in this one note.

Maybe I am too scatter brain to just do it functionally.

I do find these notes though incredible useful and important, just no ryhme or reason to them.

I do love the app, maybe less of an app problem and more of a me problem?

Tips welcome!

Unlikely but possible, we can dream.