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Ray (Grambling, Louisiana) on 04/28/2013

I have pterygium growth in my right eye. Disturbed my body image. My eyes turn red most time. My ophthalmologist prescribed me FML Forte, a steroid with serious side effects. I need to go get the castor oil right away.

Replied By Natty (England, Uk) on 01/12/2014

Any luck with the castor oil for Pterygium? Anyone kindly give us some outcome with using the Castor Oil? I was diagnosed with Pterygium this week, I have been searching online as there is not cure for Pterygium, only surgery wise.

I am heartbroken and had been in tears over this. I am only 30 years old female, my GP didn't tell me much about it and nothing to worry about until it effected my vision and just send me away. I am seeing another doctor next week and as I want another second opinion.

So I have been using the pure castor oil since yesterday, twice a day into my eye, worth a try and see for the next two weeks or so. If that doesn't work, I am going to try the Apple Cider Vinegar route. If that doesn't work, then I am going to think about having surgery before it's get too serious.

Anyone write any successes stories on here, I would love to hear from you. Anyone know any decent eye doctor in England? Anyone had surgery in England for Pterygium?

I really upset over this! N

Replied By Elle (New Zealand) on 02/27/2014

Hi. I'm in my 30's too and mine is progressively getting bigger.

The castor oil didn't make mine go away but does seem to make it lighter. I fully intend to try ACV. All the health professionals I have spoken to all say its tied up with the liver! And that it's an underlying issue. I thought my liver was fine although I do like to have a couple of drinks every day which is hard to give up.

The thought of surgery terrifies me! I will update if ACV works at all. I have also tried colloidal silver in the eyes to no avail :(

Replied By Natty (England, Uk) on 03/30/2014

Hi Elle,

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.

Replied By Ms.v (Virginia, US) on 01/26/2015

I was diagnosed having Pterygium in both eyes in 1997, after prior years, eye specialists finally detected the condition. Surgery on my left eye failed, leaving the eye butchered and they say the eye (L) is, "Gone! " Pterygium is not my friend and I will never trust another surgeon to remove the blobs, because it only reoccurs! I will try the vinegar/H2O, but I trust only God to remove the blobs out of my eyes.

I pray all the best for complete healing.

Replied By Dalsan (Oregon, US) on 01/27/2015

Please read up on Dr. Richard Schulze's Eyebright eye wash protocol. Curezone.org has literally hundreds of pages on this man's successes in healing 1000's of people with just herbs and food. He is one of Dr. Christopher's most famous students.

Losing my vision is one of my greatest fears too and I've used his Eyebright formula off and on now for years - it stings for all of about 10 seconds, then my eyes feel very soothed and my vision improves dramatically. I know little about your situation, but search in curezone and you will find many many people who have or are going through what you are. They can guide and support you in healing naturally because "they've been there". EarthClinic and Curezone are the best people-helping-people sites on the web, and for true medical science-not hype- lef.org.

Don't get discouraged. You've made the decision to get better on your own and the help you need is out there. All our prayers are for your success.

Replied By Ms.v (Va) on 04/27/2015

Hi, Dalsan I appreciate your post on Dr. Richard Schulze's Eyebright and Earth Clinic to get rid of Pterygium with foods and natural remedies/cures . I have purchased ACV With Mother. I'll keep everyone posted as to it's results. I find ACV With Mother to be more soothing. I pray for Permanent Healing from this eye disease!!! Thanks & Many Blessings

Replied By Mariah (Uk) on 12/06/2015

A friend who is a top Opthalmological Surgeon warned me never to have surgery for Pterygium. He said it would always come back and probably get worse. Apple Cider Vinegar is the way to go. Be patient! Rome wasn't built in a day.

Place diluted cotton pads soaked in the solution on the eyelids.
Squeeze a little so some leaks into the eye.
Do this before going to sleep.
Always wear wrap around quality sunglasses when you are out, even in winter, to protect from sun, wind and dust.

Best of luck.

Replied By Khadija (Belgium) on 05/11/2017

Hello, I also suffer from pinguecula. It has destroyed life. My family is broken by it. I also use ACV biologically. But I hope the same is that of America. Because there they use the Bragg brand with mother and we do not have that in Belgium. Hope works the same as ours. I also use castor oil. Both. For almost 2 weeks and see no difference. I will let you know.

Let me know something as well.

Khadija

Replied By Aruna (Bhutan) on 08/04/2017

Hey, why don't you try dipyridamole eye drops.

EC: Research article we found:

Ocular Applications of Dipyridamole: A Review of Indications and Routes of Administration.. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4779994/

Replied By moki (United States) on 07/02/2022
Hi Aruna,

It's a few years since you posted and recently I have been trying to find these eye drops but it doesn't exist. the closet I have found is pill form that can be compounded into an eye drop.

If you or anyone else has any other links on getting these eye drops, please respond. Thanks

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