THE NATURAL STEPS TO CURE APOLLO EYE VIRUS

Apollo is a eye disease or virus that affect the eye,it  term describes a group of diseases that cause swelling,
itching, burning, and redness of the conjunctiva, the protective membrane that lines the eyelids and covers exposed areas of the sclera, or white of the eye. It is caused by a virus which is very contagious and spreads
easily.
 The virus may affect one or both eyes. At its onset, conjunctivitis is usually painless and does not adversely affect vision but can be uncomfortable. The body’s defenses will clear viral conjunctivitis in one to three weeks, and medication is not always necessary. Cold compresses several times a day on the eyes may offer relief as may artificial tears and dark sunglasses. But for some forms of conjunctivitis, treatment will be needed. If treatment is delayed, the infection may worsen and cause corneal inflammation and a loss of vision.

WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF APOLLO.

The symptoms of Apollo include

• Sore eyes
•  Feeling of grittiness or burning
•  Redness
• watery discharge
• Swelling of eyelid
•  Lightsensitivity.

The statement said the disease was self-limiting and usually resolves spontaneously within two weeks and  the discomfort could be relieved with the use of artificial tears and cool moist towel applied around the eyes and use of other eye medication. It advised against the use of steroids eye drops and affected persons to report immediately to an  eye care worker for appropriate treatment.

STEP TO PREVENT THE CONTACT OF APOLLO VIRUS

On prevention, the statement said affected
persons should stay away from non affected persons as much as possible to prevent spreading of the disease.
It recommended that affected persons  away from school or work until the  conditions resolves, frequent hand washing and personal hygiene measures and avoiding rubbing the eyes with unclean hands should prevent the disease.
"People should desist from sharing towels, beddings and other items with affected persons,"
it added.

HOW TO TREAT APOLLO

HOW TO CURE APOLLO

#Clean With a Warm Washcloth

To immediately ease itching and clean the eye use clean warm towel to clean the
eyes.. Gently rub from the top down to get all the gunk out, and switch to different parts of the cloth.  Make sure you use clean clothes each time you do this to avoid contamination.

#Practice Good Hygiene

If you have been confirmed to have conjunctivitis, then you have to practice good hygiene to prevent it from spreading from one eye to the other or to other family members and friends. Wash your handsregularly and if possible disinfect it as well.
  It wouldn’t hurt to use hand sanitizer either after you apply drops to her eye because itcan get on your hands and you can spread it around. Keep everything you touch clean.

#Be Diligent With the Eyedropper

Drops are a necessary treatment so you have to do it regularly. No matter how tired
you are it is important to always follow your doctor’s prescribed regimen. When you put the eye drops in, try to make sure that the eyedropper itself doesn’t touch the eye and re-contaminate your eyes.

Make Sure the Contagion Has Cleared Even when the conjunctivitis seems to have cleared, people who have had it should be quarantined or stay away from public places for some time till it is no longer contagious

 

#BREAST MILK

I have used breast milk a few times, quite successfully. I was nursing a baby when my older child got pink eye, then I got it and was afraid of the baby getting it so I used a dropper to apply expressed breastmilk into both my eyes, my older child’s eyes, and my husband’s (preventative for hubby andbaby who didn’t have pink eye). The baby’s eyes got squirted directly from the source(!) – much easier than trying to use an eye dropper.

#THE USE OF HONEY TO CURE APOLLO

I have always had great success using only raw honey. It
has to be raw, unpasteurized honey. In addition to pink eye, honey is also greatfor minor scrapes and  wounds. When I had my son my c-section incision started to open. I was prescribed some type of cream. The cream did nothing but create a horribly itchy rash on all the skin it touched. That’s when I started using honey. Within two days the rash was gone, any oozing from the incision was dried up and the incision
was healing (closed) nicely.


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