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Here’s how you can avoid eye infections this monsoon

Monsoon brings with them high humidity which is the leading cause of many eye infections. 

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Published : Jun 19 2021, 03:29 PM IST
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<p>Monsoon brings with them high humidity which is the leading cause of many eye infections. It could trigger a bout of conjunctivitis, an unappealing stye and unwanted corneal ulcers. So what's the best way to ensure that common eye infections don't turn into something serious?</p>

<p>Monsoon brings with them high humidity which is the leading cause of many eye infections. It could trigger a bout of conjunctivitis, an unappealing stye and unwanted corneal ulcers. So what's the best way to ensure that common eye infections don't turn into something serious?</p>

Monsoon brings with them high humidity which is the leading cause of many eye infections. It could trigger a bout of conjunctivitis, an unappealing stye and unwanted corneal ulcers. So what's the best way to ensure that common eye infections don't turn into something serious?

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<p>If you experience any sort of redness, swelling or burning sensation in the eye, avoid self-medication and instead immediately consult an ophthalmologist.<br />&nbsp;</p>

<p>If you experience any sort of redness, swelling or burning sensation in the eye, avoid self-medication and instead immediately consult an ophthalmologist.<br />&nbsp;</p>

If you experience any sort of redness, swelling or burning sensation in the eye, avoid self-medication and instead immediately consult an ophthalmologist.
 

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<p style="text-align: justify;">Diseases like conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, eye styes are very common in the monsoon. People enjoy the monsoon season but they are not aware that even direct contact between the eyes and the rain water can cause many types of infections.</p>

<p style="text-align: justify;">Diseases like conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, eye styes are very common in the monsoon. People enjoy the monsoon season but they are not aware that even direct contact between the eyes and the rain water can cause many types of infections.</p>

Diseases like conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, eye styes are very common in the monsoon. People enjoy the monsoon season but they are not aware that even direct contact between the eyes and the rain water can cause many types of infections.

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<p>Corneal ulcers were one of the most serious infections during the monsoon. What happens is that the cornea develops an open sore, and if wrongly medicated, it can lead to blindness. The symptoms include extreme pain, pus discharge and blurred vision. It immediately requires the attention of an eye specialist and treatment should not be delayed.<br />&nbsp;</p>

<p>Corneal ulcers were one of the most serious infections during the monsoon. What happens is that the cornea develops an open sore, and if wrongly medicated, it can lead to blindness. The symptoms include extreme pain, pus discharge and blurred vision. It immediately requires the attention of an eye specialist and treatment should not be delayed.<br />&nbsp;</p>

Corneal ulcers were one of the most serious infections during the monsoon. What happens is that the cornea develops an open sore, and if wrongly medicated, it can lead to blindness. The symptoms include extreme pain, pus discharge and blurred vision. It immediately requires the attention of an eye specialist and treatment should not be delayed.
 

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<p>During the monsoon, styes were very common and were usually caused due to the bacterial infections. Eye stye occurs in the form of a lump on the eyelid. Its symptoms are excruciating pain, pus discharge, redness over eyelids. Its basic treatment is warm and cold compresses at home, eye drops and other medication. But if the size of the lump increases, the patient needs to visit an ophthalmologist.</p>

<p>During the monsoon, styes were very common and were usually caused due to the bacterial infections. Eye stye occurs in the form of a lump on the eyelid. Its symptoms are excruciating pain, pus discharge, redness over eyelids. Its basic treatment is warm and cold compresses at home, eye drops and other medication. But if the size of the lump increases, the patient needs to visit an ophthalmologist.</p>

During the monsoon, styes were very common and were usually caused due to the bacterial infections. Eye stye occurs in the form of a lump on the eyelid. Its symptoms are excruciating pain, pus discharge, redness over eyelids. Its basic treatment is warm and cold compresses at home, eye drops and other medication. But if the size of the lump increases, the patient needs to visit an ophthalmologist.

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<p>One should avoid sharing towels and similar personal items with others, because infections mostly spread through hands, clothes and other commonly touched items. If someone at home is down with conjunctivitis, they should wash hands after administering drops as that may lead to the spread of infection. In case of red eye, one should avoid over-the-counter eye drops as they may contain steroids which can be harmful, and instead seek expert advice. Also, one should avoid using contact lenses during this period. Wearing glasses when travelling helps.</p>

<p>One should avoid sharing towels and similar personal items with others, because infections mostly spread through hands, clothes and other commonly touched items. If someone at home is down with conjunctivitis, they should wash hands after administering drops as that may lead to the spread of infection. In case of red eye, one should avoid over-the-counter eye drops as they may contain steroids which can be harmful, and instead seek expert advice. Also, one should avoid using contact lenses during this period. Wearing glasses when travelling helps.</p>

One should avoid sharing towels and similar personal items with others, because infections mostly spread through hands, clothes and other commonly touched items. If someone at home is down with conjunctivitis, they should wash hands after administering drops as that may lead to the spread of infection. In case of red eye, one should avoid over-the-counter eye drops as they may contain steroids which can be harmful, and instead seek expert advice. Also, one should avoid using contact lenses during this period. Wearing glasses when travelling helps.

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<p>People should always wash hands after coming from outside to prevent any sort of bacteria accumulation. Try to keep children away from puddles and water-logged areas. Children often like to have fun in or around such places, but they are highly bacteria-prone.</p><p><strong>NOTE: Asianet News humbly requests everyone to wear masks, sanitize, maintain social distancing and get vaccinated as soon as eligible. Together we can and will break the chain #ANCares #IndiaFightsCorona&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>People should always wash hands after coming from outside to prevent any sort of bacteria accumulation. Try to keep children away from puddles and water-logged areas. Children often like to have fun in or around such places, but they are highly bacteria-prone.</p><p><strong>NOTE: Asianet News humbly requests everyone to wear masks, sanitize, maintain social distancing and get vaccinated as soon as eligible. Together we can and will break the chain #ANCares #IndiaFightsCorona&nbsp;</strong></p>

People should always wash hands after coming from outside to prevent any sort of bacteria accumulation. Try to keep children away from puddles and water-logged areas. Children often like to have fun in or around such places, but they are highly bacteria-prone.

NOTE: Asianet News humbly requests everyone to wear masks, sanitize, maintain social distancing and get vaccinated as soon as eligible. Together we can and will break the chain #ANCares #IndiaFightsCorona 

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