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Hay fever

Hay fever, can significantly affect your eyes, leading to redness, itchiness, and watering. This reaction is caused by the body's response to airborne allergens such as pollen. While hay fever primarily affects the nose, its impact on the eyes cannot be underestimated, as it can greatly reduce comfort and visual clarity.

Itchy eyes

Itchy eyes is often a symptom of allergies or exposure to dust and pollen. This condition leads to an irresistible urge to rub the eyes, which can exacerbate irritation and even lead to more serious eye issues if not managed properly. Keeping your environment clean and avoiding known allergens are helpful preventive measures.

Sore eyes

Sore eyes can result from prolonged eye use, exposure to bright light, or infections. The discomfort can range from mild irritation to significant pain, affecting daily activities. Resting your eyes, applying warm compresses, and avoiding irritating conditions can help soothe sore eyes.

Sticky eyes

Sticky eyes are commonly caused by a buildup of discharge, often resulting from an infection or an allergic reaction. This condition can lead to the eyelids feeling glued together, especially after sleep. Maintaining good eye hygiene is essential for relief and to avoid complications.

Watery Eyes

Watery eyes, or excessive tearing, can be caused by allergies, infections, or blockages in the tear ducts. While it might seem counterintuitive, watery eyes can also be a response to dry eye conditions, as the body tries to compensate for the lack of moisture. Identifying and treating the underlying cause is key to managing this condition.