Fall can be a nightmare if you have allergies, especially ocular allergies or allergic conjunctivitis. This sounds worse than it is; basically the body launches the immune system against a foreign object seen as a threat and the result is an allergic reaction leading to dry, itchy eyes. Depending on the type of ocular allergy, the symptoms of dry, burning or itchy eyes can occur seasonally or perennially (throughout the year). In order to pinpoint your triggers, its best to see a health care provider for an allergy test. Then you will know how to avoid certain things within your control, such as pet dander and dust mites.
Here Are Some Natural Ways to Relieve Dry, Itchy Eyes:
For prevention, sunglasses provide a physical barrier from the elements and help to protect sensitive eyes.1. Herbal Compresses
A compress is made when a soft cotton cloth is dipped in an herbal infusion and applied to the eyelids.You can also go to an herbalist and have them prepare an infusion for you if you don’t feel comfortable making your own.
