Mucus fishing syndrome is a condition where individuals repeatedly remove mucus from their eyes, leading to further irritation and mucus production. In India, several traditional remedies and locally available products can help manage this condition effectively.
One popular Indian remedy is using rose water as an eye wash. Rose water has natural anti-inflammatory properties that can soothe eye irritation and reduce mucus production. Simply apply a few drops of pure rose water to the eyes twice daily.
Another effective Indian product is Triphala eye wash. Triphala, an Ayurvedic herbal formulation, can be prepared by soaking Triphala powder in water overnight and using the strained liquid as an eye wash. This helps cleanse the eyes and reduce inflammation.
Cold milk compresses are also commonly used in Indian households. Soak a clean cloth in cold milk and place it over closed eyes for 10-15 minutes. The cooling effect helps reduce irritation and mucus accumulation.
For persistent cases, consulting an Ayurvedic practitioner for specialized treatments like Netra Tarpana （eye rejuvenation therapy） may be beneficial. Always maintain proper eye hygiene and avoid rubbing or fishing mucus from eyes to prevent worsening the condition. |
