It's not Sjogren's, it's an unspecified autoimmune disease brought on by COVID vaccine, which is kind of it's own little weird category. Inflammation was an episcleritis not uveitis or scleritis thank god!
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I hope the sjorgens comment didn't come off as condescending .You probably considered it and you are way more knowledgeable about these things than I am. It was just on my mind because a dysautonomia specialist I follow on social media posts a lot about it because it is very misunderstood and under-diagnosed (and very common co morbid with POTS /ME/LC and even some vax injured folks).
That's so awful to go through. So sorry you have to deal with this. I find that the eye ointments work better for me when my eyes get really dry/inflamed. It blurs the vision a bit but for me they are more soothing than drops. I am not good with eye drops.
Subject shift..update on my buddy's new project. Things are a bit slower than planned but he is implemented a better program/bots to keep things efficient. It was originally supposed to be like a hybrid tipping bot but he has decided to make it more like DVS. It's a bit complicated as to why and not really relevant. Projects in development are always changing. Anyway so it will be more like a straight upvote token. Not a bad thing imo.
I'm looking forward to hearing more about this one. It's sounds like a great project. I usually do well with lubricating drops except at night I will use a gel if it's bad. Ointments work well but they just blur my vision too much!
I'm doing ok. DCA seems to help with my energy but I am brain foggy lately and have been forgetting to take stuff. Otherwise doing ok.
I hope your eye starts to feel better soon.