Although we may all celebrate differently, the holidays are a special time of the year to spend with people you love. From gift-giving to meal planning, there is often a lot going on. Eye health may not be the first thing on your mind, but it is important to make sure you continue to take care of your vision and protect your eyes during the holiday season.  
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Handwashing is one of the most important ways to reduce infections, including eye infections, so it is important to do it correctly and often.

The first week in December is Handwashing Awareness Week. It is a great reminder about the importance of taking this simple but effective steps to reduce your chance of developing an eye infection. 
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Occasional eye pain is common.  Usually, eye pain is not anything serious. In most cases, eye pain goes away without any treatment, but in other instances, eye pain can be an indicator of a serious eye problem. How can you tell the difference between eye pain that is serious and pain that is minor? Keep reading to find out. 

Eye conditions affect children of all ages, including school-age children. Getting an accurate diagnosis is important to obtain the right treatment. Untreated eye problems can affect a child’s emotional, social, and educational development.
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School-age children are usually old enough to let you know if they have blurred vision or other problems, but in some instances, children might not realize something is off with their vision. 
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Did you ever wake up with itchy red eyes or a little bump on your eyelid? Eye problems are common. Although many eye conditions are minor and do not cause any lasting issues, they may still be uncomfortable.

There are several different types of eye conditions that can affect your eye health and/or your vision. Continue reading below to learn the symptoms to look for and the treatments available. 
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