Allergic Conjunctivitis
Allergic conjunctivitis is an irritation(redness and swelling) of the thin membrane covering the eye and eyelid lining which is caused by an allergen. The most common cause of allergic conjunctivitis ranges from pollen from trees, grass or ragweed, smoke, perfume, cosmetics, animal skin and air pollution. Treatment of this very common medical eye disorder ranges from lubricating eye wash to topical prescription anti-histamine drops or steroid drops and even oral medications. Your treatment depends upon the severity of the clinical presentation and your symptoms. Our doctors will specify the most appropriate medical treatment for your individual needs.
