Fulvic Acid Case Reports — Ophthalmologic (Eye)
1 patient-reported case observations from oral and topical use of food-grade fulvic acid, compiled for professional B2B reference. Outcomes are self-reported and vary by individual.
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| Name | 孙丽红 (Sun Lihong) |
| Gender | Female |
| Age | 53 |
| Region | Dawahong Village, Xinglongtai District, Panjin, Liaoning, China |
| Contact | 1394274**** |
| Medical History & Diagnosis | The patient had long suffered macular degeneration, with dry, sore eyes. Various Chinese and Western medicines brought no improvement. |
| Reported Outcome After Fulvic Acid Use | From June 2018 she took fulvic acid, 50 ml twice daily (morning and evening). After one month she stopped using eye drops; her eyes are no longer dry or sore, she sleeps well and enjoys sleeping. She continues taking fulvic acid. |
These records are patient-reported observations, not results of controlled clinical trials. Food-grade fulvic acid is a dietary supplement raw material, not a pharmaceutical drug. Statements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual outcomes vary; always consult a qualified healthcare professional. Professional B2B reference only.