8 Simple Home Remedies for Tired Eyes

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Our life is gradually becoming hectic and in this modern fast pace lifestyle, it is very common to lose sleep. The lack of sleep sometimes causes puffy and tired eyes. Tired eyes not only cause physical discomfort but they also look unattractive. The best way to avoid tired eyes to take proper sleep but it seems very difficult in our modern life. In this article, you can learn some other tips to sooth your tired eyes.

Causes of tired eyes:

Though lack of sleep is the main reason behind the tired eyes but it is not the only reason. The other reason that contributes to tired eyes are stress, irritation due to contact lenses, dehydration, certain medication, excessive use of computer, sinus, excessive reading and exposure of eyes to bright light for a long time.

Symptoms of tired eyes:

Common symptoms of tired eyes include:

  • Heaviness in the eyes and feeling of discomfort to keep the eyes open.
  • Irritation or sometimes burning sensation in the eyes
  • Dry eyes, sore eyes or watery eyes are other symptoms of tired eyes.
  • Headache and uneasiness towards light.

Home remedy for tired eyes:

  1. Take two teabags and freeze them in a refrigerator for some time. Put this chilled tea bag over your eyes for around 20 minutes and you will immediately found that your eye has becomes fresh and beautiful.
  2. Put freshly cut cucumber slice over your eyes for around 30 minutes. Once you feel some easiness, wash your eyes with cold water.
  3. Dip a cotton ball in rose water and place over your eyes for 15 minutes.
  4. You can also dip the cotton milk in chilled milk and put it over the eyelids for few minutes. It will remove puffiness from the eyes and make it fresh.
  5. Add a small amount of boric acid in a cup of water and boil it. Cool the solution and use it to wash your eyes.
  6. Put two spoons in freezer and when sufficiently chilled, place it over your eyes. It will soothe you eyes.
  7. Dehydration is a common reason for tired eyes so keep yourself hydrated throughout the day. Drink plenty of water.
  8. Washing your eyes with chilled water many times a day is also an efficient home remedy for puffy eyes.

These are simple home remedy you can apply to get rid of puffy and tired eyes.

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Trenton Harbour
Well first of all I am in the nutrition field and I promote health via my company at http://www.berkeyshop.com. A good way to relax the eyes without using drugs, first of all close them, to relax the muscles, warm cloth or bladder on the forehead will work, or immerse your self under water in a hot bath, cayenne pepper is also good for it dialates the blood. Rubbing peppermint oil or some such on the temples works, if oyu know acupuncture, place three needles each in the eye brows in a row and one in the yin ton point.


Dentist West LA
I need to try that teabag trick- the spoon and cucumber tips work, I've done those!

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