Every time you blink the eye, it feels as if there is something in it. The most common symptoms of Phlyctenulosis include ocular redness, tearing, burning, and severe itching. This leads to the development of an allergic reaction on the conjunctiva and cornea. It happens when bacteria liberate toxins and infect the tear layer in the eyes. When left untreated, Blepharitis may turn into Phlyctenulosis that affects the cornea and conjunctiva. Moreover, the itchy skin around eyes could be the result of an allergic reaction caused by eye medications, contact lens solution, glaucoma eye drops, and antibiotics. Keep in mind that you can also develop allergies because of make-up applied close to the eyelids. Oral antihistamines usually help relieve the symptoms of ocular allergy, and you can also find OTC allergy eye drops to treat your symptoms. Some people develop these symptoms when they develop pollen allergies or hay fever – a runny nose and congestion are also common in this situation. Several environmental changes can lead to ocular allergy and cause symptoms such as redness, itching, swelling, eyelid matting in the morning, and mucoid discharge. Oil secretions and exfoliated skin support the survival of bacteria needed to keep your eyes healthy, but overgrowth can cause problems, such as Blepharitis. You develop this infection when bacteria grow excessively at the edge of your eyelids. Temporary blurred vision is also a common complication of Blepharitis. Some people may also have a discharge in the morning with a scratchy and tearing sensation. Blepharitisīlepharitis or the infection of the eyelids is a common condition that causes ocular redness, burning, itching, and irritation. You may also develop itching in this area when your eyelash constantly pokes the eye, you have dirt in your eyes, or you have an underlying illness. An irritant can get into the eye and cause itching and irritation. It sometimes happens when the weather is changing but you may also have an allergic reaction that causes irritation and itching around eyes. Itching around the eyes is a common problem for many people. Itching around the eyes could be the result of an allergic reaction or something more serious. You are more likely to develop the itching on areas that have thin skin, such as the skin around the eyes. So many things can cause the itching and it is important to ensure that the irritation does not affect other parts of the body. Dealing with itchy skin is never easy – it can be annoying and even alarming sometimes.

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