Dry eye, blepharitis, allergies, conjunctivitis, corneal infections, and corneal dystrophies, which can result in corneal clouding, are a few of the prevalent disorders that impact the ocular surface. Eye allergies are fairly prevalent, particularly those brought on by pollen and other environmental allergens, contact allergies, drug interactions, and the use of contact lenses. Itching is the most noticeable symptom, although there may also be redness, burning, and watery discharge. When possible, limiting your exposure to the allergen may be part of the treatment. To help treat allergic ocular problems, topical eye drops or ointments, as well as oral drugs, may be recommended. Inflammation of the eyelids is a common feature of the chronic eye condition blepharitis. Additionally, it might result in symptoms including blurred vision, light sensitivity, and red, burning, or irritated eyes, among others.
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