What symptom does eye allergy have?

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What symptom does eye allergy have?

VKC is a relatively rare chronic ocular allergy, which can cause severe inflammation and visual complications. Most common in boys. Chronic inflammation and acute episodes of VKC can result from exposure to allergens, more commonly caused by wind, sunlight and dust. Typical symptoms of these patients are severe itching, tears and photophobia, as well as possible pain, redness and foreign body sensation in the eyes.

The symptoms of sac usually begin in childhood and can last for a lifetime, although they may decrease with age. PAC usually begins in adulthood. Both can cause nasal congestion and asthma, but some people have only eye symptoms.

Giant papillary conjunctivitis (GPC) is an eye inflammation, usually caused by wearing contact lenses, but not an "allergic reaction" to contact lenses. When wearing contact lenses, the upper eyelids will appear inflammation and irritation symptoms due to rubbing or reaction to deposits on contact lenses. The initial symptoms were mild discomfort, foreign body sensation, itching, blurred vision and increased sticky secretions. As symptoms progress, contact lenses can be very uncomfortable to wear.

matters needing attention

1. Avoid using heavy curtains, footmats and carpets at home and in the workplace. Choose synthetic fabrics. 2. Keep good indoor ventilation (except when the wind is strong outside). 3. It is very important to keep the bedding clean. Wash the sheets with hot water to kill the dust. First soak in hot water for 10 to 15 minutes, then add detergent on the second wash. 4. If allergic symptoms occur, reduce the time in front of the computer. Staring at the screen can irritate the eyes, which may affect the quality and quantity of tears, making it easier for allergens to enter the eyes.