Sounds like an eye infection. You probably need to go to the doctor and get some drops and or antibiotics. It's probably pink eye! I got it when I came back from the Dominican. My eyes were red, puffy and had oozing stuff. My eye would be glued shut when I woke up in the morning. You can buy eye drops for pink eye from the drug store. If you have ever had a fever blister on your lips, it is possible the virus has moved to the cornea of your eye. See an opthamologist immediately as tears, visine and other drops will only make it worse. The Herpes virus is often imitaing in the early stages and only a trained specialist of the cornea can recognize it. I nearly went blind due to a misdiagnosis of pink eye. ANSWERS Sounds like pink eye, but the type is determined by the fluid the eyes are seeping. If pussy it is bacterial and if watery it is viral, and both are very contagious. If mucus and itchy it is allergic pink eye.
Tight Junctions
Not enough could cause friction.
If there are high amounts of white blood cells in cerebrospinal fluid, it could be a sign of meningitis or another infection. It could also signal the presence of a tumor or demyelinating condition.
no
Since the kidneys are intimately involved with the body's fluid balance, diseases of the kidney often cause excessive fluid to accumulate.
Tight Junctions
Yes - could cause fluid to foam and not lubricate properly
Having too much fluid will cause your transmission fluid to look foamy
Yes, that can cause the fluid to foam up and leak out of the vent.
If you are running low on hydraulic fluid, it could keep your machine from working properly. If the fluid is extremely low, it could cause permanent damage to the machine.
I could find no material that indicated this problem in the case of infections in sinovial fluid's.
no, check your fluid levels.
the transmission could be going out or slipping or your transmission fluid could be low
The fluid could be low, the bearings could be bad or the pump itself could be starting to fail. If the fluid is full then the pump may have to be changed.
It could. When overfull the fluid can aerate, which will cause slipping and a loss of lubrication.
Not enough could cause friction.
Yes. Overfilling the transmission fluid may cause problems within the transmission. It could cause abnormal operation within the transmission because the fluid is not performing correctly. Transmission fluid does not compress, while air does and as a result of overfilling, the fluid could become aerated. If you're having tranny trouble, it's best to leave the fluid alone and visit a tranny specialist. They can remove the excess fluid AND determine if any damage has taken place.