Allergy eyes

Pink eye and eye allergies both cause red, itchy, watery eyes. Learn about the differences between these eye concerns and how to treat them.

Eye allergies, or allergic conjunctivitis, cause itchy eyes and other allergic symptoms. Avoiding allergens and using medicated eye drops can help. Learn about eye allergy triggers like mold and pollen, and eye allergy relief like shots and eye drops.

An explanation of what blepharitis is, including how to treat symptoms of swollen, red, puffy eyelids, what to tell your doctor, and how to prevent symptoms from coming back.

Dark circles are the appearance of discolorations under the eyes. They don't cause pain or irritation in any way. We all know how we get dark circles

An upper swollen eyelid occurs due to an inflammation, an infection, a blocked tear duct or oil gland, or an eye allergy.

Allergies or Pink Eye: Here’s How to Tell the Difference — We give you the breakdown to help you soothe your red, itchy eyes the right way. #Allergies #PinkEye #eye #EyeHealth #EyeDoctor #Health #HealthAndWellness

You might have watery eyes from dirt or dust or long-lasting diseases like lupus. Learn about what causes watery eyes and more.

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Home Remedies for Itchy Eyes

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