Spring and summer is looked forward to by many people in the northern hemisphere, especially after a cold and harsh winter. However, with the arrival of spring, there is also the blooming of flowers and pollen in the air, which is not good news for allergy sufferers in Europe and other parts of the world.
One of the most commonly seen allergies during this period are Allergic Conjunctivitis Signs which are easily noticeable by the eyes which become red, itchy, and teary. This problem occurs regularly every spring and summer with and the number of sufferers is growing each year, and currently there is no medication to treat this except preventive strategy treatment and management of the affected areas, the eyes and eyelids.
Besides pollen, other items that trigger signs of Allergic Conjunctivitis are dust mites, moulds, spores, animal dander, and sometimes, household chemicals used in soaps, detergents, and perfumes. The most common allergic symptoms are itchy, watery, red and burning eyes, which may also puff up in the mornings. Preventive measures that can be taken by regular sufferers include keeping the windows tightly shut during the pollen season.
A Hepa air filter/purifier, and avoidance of harsh chemicals is one way to treat symptoms and Signs of Allergic Conjunctivitis. Other methods include treatment at home with cold compresses, soothing eye drops, and to avoid rubbing itchy eyelids as much as possible. In severe cases, it would be advisable to see a doctor who might prescribe antihistamines or anti-inflammatory eye drops.
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