For many people, springtime signals the start of eye allergies. Eye allergy symptoms can range from mild to extremely bothersome. One of the most common symptoms of eye allergies is itchy eyes. Keep reading below for more information on how to deal with this pesky allergy symptom. 

Pink eye involves inflammation of the conjunctiva in the eye. The conjunctiva covers the white part of the eye. Since this part of the eye is white, when it becomes inflamed, the redness is very apparent. This is where the name “pink eye” came from.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, most cases of pink eye get better without treatment. 
​

Most of us have developed irritated eyes on occasion. Some people may describe the irritation as burning or a gritty feeling in the eyes. 

While most eye irritation is not serious, it can be annoying. Eye irritation can develop from various causes. Knowing the root of the problem helps you treat and prevent future irritation.
​

Wearing contact lenses is a convenient option instead of glasses for many people. With so many types of contacts available, there are lenses that might work for most people.

It is important to wear contact lenses properly. Without proper handling and use, contact lens wearers can have complications, such as:

• Infection
• Corneal scratch
• Dry eyes

​

Most people get bloodshot eyes, at least occasionally. Bloodshot eyes involve redness on the white part of your eye. While it is very common to get bloodshot eyes, can it mean something is wrong with your eyes? In most cases, bloodshot eyes are caused by a benign or harmless issue, but there are instances when redness, along with other symptoms, can indicate a more serious eye problem.