Since dry eye syndrome is chronic, it often requires a lifetime of self-care treatment. Dr. Boparai says symptoms typically ...

COVID-19 can sometimes cause itchy eyes, often due to conjunctivitis. But it’s important to know that COVID-19 can also cause more serious eye issues. People continue to experience the health ...

Every day, Dr. Farah Khan sees patients who are trying their best to claw their inflamed eyes out. They march miserably in, one after the other, with identical complaints. “Itching is a hallmark ...

From an abundance of airborne pollen and wildfire smoke to shedding pets, spring can really do a number on your eyes. “If eye irritation lasts longer than a few days, or you experience blurry vision, ...

YOUR EYES ARE only about as big around as quarters. Not exactly a ton of real estate—but oh, how much goes on in there. Whether it’s the visual machinery of the cornea, lens, and retina, or the tears ...

Spring allergy season is coming into full bloom, and winter dry eye season hasn’t completely ended, leaving many people wondering what’s causing their eyes to be so uncomfortable. If you have red, ...

Itchy eyes can strike at the most inconvenient times, turning a perfectly good day into an uncomfortable experience filled with rubbing and watering eyes. Whether the culprit is seasonal allergies, ...

We’re looking at you, Fluffy. “The most common reason for itchy eyes is allergies to environmental things like pet dander and pollen that can cause a condition called allergic conjunctivitis, which ...

ATLANTA - With the pollen counts through the roof right now, Smyrna optometrist Janelle Davison with Brilliant Eyes Vision Center says it may be time to take a break from your contact lenses. They can ...

People can have itchy eyes for various reasons. The reasons may include allergies, environmental pollutants, infection, and some conditions that can affect the eyes. The treatments could vary from ...

Okay, don’t panic—but there might be tiny eight-legged creatures partying on your face right now. Specifically, your eyelashes. We’re talking about eyelash mites, also known as Demodex. They’re ...