How does eye allergy itch do?

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About a month ago, I didn't know what was wrong with my eyes. They were always dry and itchy. I guess my eyes were overworked, because I was really busy working those days. I made reports every day to see if it was caused by overwork of my eyes. I bought some soothing eye drops, but my eyes were not dry, but they were still itchy, I went to the drugstore and the pharmacist said that maybe my eyes were allergic. Some bacteria or mites entered my eyes. I was given tobramycin and dexamethasone. I don't know if it has any effect. I still use it now.

How does eye allergy itch do?

First, the cause of eye allergy is actually the self-protection given by the eyes. For example, if some bacteria want to enter the eyes, the eyes will secrete some tears and mucus to block the foreign things from the outside of the eyes, so there is allergic reaction, such as some pollen, animal fur, mites, Or bacteria in the air can cause allergies.

Second: the symptoms of eye allergy are very obvious, itching, tears, red eyes, sticky secretions, and some eyes will be red and swollen. In terms of treatment, we should first find the allergen, if we can avoid the allergen, the treatment will be much faster, and then use some anti allergy substances, such as olopatanodine hydrochloride, to see the effect.

Third: in terms of physical therapy, you can often use clear water to clean your eyes, or if your eyes are red and swollen, you can use a towel wrapped with ice to apply ice. At the same time, you should pay attention to wearing more sunglasses and washing your hands frequently, so as not to pass the bacteria on your hands to your eyes. When your eyes are allergic and itchy, you should not rub them with force, you can wash them with water.

matters needing attention

If the eye allergy is good, we should also pay attention to prevention, to prevent recurrence, do not appear in the place of cigarette smoke, often wash your hair, so as to avoid the bacteria in the hair running to the pillow when you sleep, causing eye allergy, if you wear contact lenses, try to use the frame, if you can't change, often disinfect the eyes and hands.