How do you get rid of an extra eyelid (due to excess/lack of sleep) ?
DANI asked:
During my college winter break, I would wake up everyday between 1-3PM. Because of this, my left eyelid would get stuck a little causing an extra flap that I still can’t get rid of. It’s been about over a month and I wanted to know if it’d ever fix again. If anyone could help, thanks !
Some of you are so ignorant, by the way.
During my college winter break, I would wake up everyday between 1-3PM. Because of this, my left eyelid would get stuck a little causing an extra flap that I still can’t get rid of. It’s been about over a month and I wanted to know if it’d ever fix again. If anyone could help, thanks !
Some of you are so ignorant, by the way.
sleep more or less!
it will go away with time…..
Just sleep more.
Are you a BAT ?? a super race, pc using BAT ?? GET UP IN THE MORNING YOU LAZY B****.
try sleeping less… if its connected then your eyes are closed too much the skin could grow together… and if that doesnt work surgery might have to be done… good luck, and i hope you get better
STEP 1: Splash your entire face with the coldest water you can stand immediately after you wake up. Use either cold tap water or a mixture of cold water and ice cubes in a large bowl or tub. Splash your face for up to 5 minutes, if possible. STEP 2: Prepare two tea bags by soaking them in water, wringing them out and chilling them in the refrigerator or freezer. Once they are chilled, lie down and place the bags on closed eyelids for 5 to 10 minutes. STEP 3: Cut two slices off a cold cucumber, each approximately 1 /2 inch thick. Place a slice on each eyelid for 5 minutes. STEP 4: Drink lots of water. Puffy eyes often indicate water retention, which you can alleviate by drinking plenty of liquids; this flushes excess salt from your system. STEP 5: Remove contact lenses each night before bed to avoid puffiness caused by lens irritation and drying. STEP 6: Use an aloe-based eye-soothing gel or cream. STEP 7: Avoid rubbing eyes.