Did you or a family member wake up with red or goopy eyes this morning? Have itchy or stinging eyes that are getting worse instead of better, even with the use of OTC eye drops? It sounds like you might have a bacterial eye infection (bacterial conjunctivitis).
Read the rest of this article at https://eyetoeyefamilyvisioncare.com/bacterial-eye-infections-diy-treatment-or-eye-doctor/ Medication side effects run the gamut, with the most common being upset stomach, headaches, changes in energy, or dry mouth. However, some relatively common medications cause side effects that can negatively affect the health of your eyes and vision. Make sure to share all of your medication prescriptions and supplement lists with your optometrist.
We’ll know if any of them pose a risk to your vision, and it may mean increasing the frequency of eye exams so we can keep a lookout for any changes or symptoms of side effects. We refer to these as “an exam for high-risk medications” or a high-risk med exam. Read the rest of this article at https://eyetoeyefamilyvisioncare.com/schedule-eye-exams-to-monitor-effects-of-high-risk-meds/ Red, itchy, and watery eyes are some of the most common symptoms of eye allergies, also called seasonal allergic conjunctivitis. This uncomfortable combination feels unbearable if you don’t find relief. Additionally, untreated eye allergies can eventually lead to more severe conjunctivitis because inflamed, irritated eye tissues are more prone to infection from bacteria, viruses, or fungal spores in the environment.
Most eye allergies are treated at home and by using over-the-counter solutions. However, chronic issues or eyes that remain inflamed or seem infected require an appointment with your optometrist. Read the rest of this article at https://eyetoeyefamilyvisioncare.com/common-eye-allergies-symptoms-treatment-and-relief/ |
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