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Khadija (Belgium) on 09/03/2017: 
Khadija (Belgium) on 06/06/2017:
Please let me know
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Christian (Portharcourt, Nigeria ) on 01/12/2017:
Athena (San Diego, Ca) on 06/06/2014: 
Currently, I have a pterygium in both eyes and just started treatment using the Castor Oil treatment. What I do is dip a Q-tip into the bottle of castor oil and put 1-2 drops directly onto the pterygium. I don't know if it's just in my head or not (since I am so eager to get rid of them), but I am already starting to notice the castor oil going to work. In one eye, the pterygium is beginning to fade a bit. I will keep you updated on the prognosis. Good luck! :)
Natty (England, Uk) on 03/30/2014:
Castor Oil or ACV didn't work.
My Pterygium is growing, I had mine almost a year now. I am sure I am developing another one in my left eye. :(
Surgery is the only way to remove this ugly Pterygium, my ophthalmologist said he will remove it and seeing him soon to discuss surgery. I am worry about reoccurrence, it could come back.
Kamo (Pretoria, South Africa) on 08/04/2012: 
Lisa (Austin, Tx) on 05/31/2012:
I did three things continuously and it was resolved in 4 days. First, I drank 2 teaspoons of Apple Cider Vinegar with 1 teaspoon honey with 8 oz glass of water three times a day. I also used castor oil compress with heat on my eye three times a day. I applied castor oil onto a flat cotton pad, secured it on my eye with those press and seal wraps ( in lieu of saran wrap), and got a really hot rag and placed it on top of wrap for at least 10 minutes each time. That helped the thing come to a head. I also bought a boric acid eye wash solution at the store and cleaned my eye out four times a day.
On the third day, the nasty thing in my eye discharged a bunch of yellowy white stuff while I was cooking. I continued with my regimen until it was completely healed.
Mel (Katy, TX) on 01/16/2010:
