• Redness in one or both eyes
• Itching or burning sensation
• Gritty feeling in the eyes
• Discharge (varies by type)
  
• Swollen eyelids
  
• Increased tear production
  
• Light sensitivity
  

• Close contact with infected individuals
  
• Poor hand hygiene
  
• Wearing contact lenses
  
• Seasonal allergies
  
• Weakened immune system
  
• Working in environments with irritants
  

• Symptoms persist beyond 1-2 weeks
  
• Severe pain in the eye
  
• Vision becomes blurry
  
• Sensitivity to light increases
  
• Symptoms worsen or spread
  
• Fever develops
  
• Newborns or infants show symptoms
  

• Hand Hygiene: Wash hands frequently
  
• Avoid Touching Eyes: Minimize eye contact with hands
  
• Personal Items: Don't share towels, washcloths, or makeup
  
• Contact Lens Care: Clean and replace lenses properly
  
• Allergy Management: Use air purifiers, avoid known triggers
  
• Workplace Protection: Use protective eyewear in irritant-prone environments
  

• Viral: Symptom management, cool compresses
  
• Bacterial: Antibiotic eye drops
  
• Allergic: Antihistamine or steroid eye drops
  
• Chemical: Immediate irrigation, potential medical intervention

• Spread of infection to cornea
  
• Persistent eye inflammation
  
• Vision changes
  
• Rare cases of permanent eye damage
  

If you are experiencing changes in your vision, have concerns about your eye health, or simply need a routine check-up, we are here to help.

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