Condition
Eye Allergy
Red, watery, itchy eyes (allergic conjunctivitis) relieved without over-relying on drops.
Allergy & Asthma Centre
Hiranandani Meadows, Thane
Allergic conjunctivitis — 'eye allergy' — makes the eyes red, itchy and watery. It often goes hand in hand with allergic rhinitis and shares the same triggers.
Symptoms
- Itchy, red eyes
- Watering or a burning feeling
- Puffy or swollen eyelids
- Sensitivity to light
Common Triggers
- Pollen, dust mites and mould
- Pet dander
- Smoke and air pollution
How We Diagnose & Treat It
Diagnosis is based on symptoms and, where useful, allergy testing to identify the trigger. Treatment focuses on avoiding triggers, anti-allergic eye drops and antihistamines — and, for persistent cases, treating the underlying allergy, sometimes with immunotherapy.
Constantly rubbing itchy eyes? Identifying the trigger can bring real, lasting comfort.
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Seasonal Allergy (Allergic Rhinitis)
Sneezing, a blocked or runny nose and itchy eyes triggered by pollen, dust or weather changes.
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Asthma
Cough, wheeze and breathlessness from inflamed, sensitive airways — controllable with the right plan.
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Food Allergy
Reactions to foods like milk, egg, nuts and seafood — identified precisely and managed safely.
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