
01/09/2025
It’s spring time and although the beautiful warm weather and pretty blossoming plants are wonderful, they do come with the potential for itchy eyes.
Seasonal allergic Conjunctivitis is the most common type of allergy that affects the eyes. This type of conjunctivitis occurs more commonly in the spring when grass, tree, flower, and ragweed pollens are abundant. Lids may be swollen and eyes red and itchy.
Treatment often includes allergy eye drops, applying cool compresses to the eyes, taking antihistamines and decreasing contact lens wear. However, if symptoms persist for an extended period of time after treatment, you should have your eyes examined by your ophthalmologist, as there could be a more serious eye problem.