The Eye Allergy
Thursday, March 6th, 2008The allergic reaction, which appears in the eyes, is relatively common. It usually occurs together with the allergic common cold; through it rarely appears in the exe area only.
The conjunctiva is a thin phlegmy membrane, which covers the eye (the front side), the eyelash from the inner side hence it forms the so called eye conjunctiva bag. Since it is “stuffed” by the lymphocytes, eosinofilms and mastocytes it is a tissue, which the allergic reaction can appear in.

Usually the symptoms appear in different intensity, yet not all the symptoms appear at the same time. The common allergic conjunctivitis symptoms include the following:
● red eyes (red blood vessels)
● light sensitivity
The most typical symptom is the eye itch. The photophobia relates to the tingling feelings in the eyes during the increased light intensity. As for the unpleasant pinkeye side effects, the patients describe the sore eyes as having their eyes sprinkled with the sand. However, the eye does not hurt and if it does it is not the allergy. The allergic conjunctivitis can be distinguished according to the duration and season, in which it appears, into seasonal and perennial.
The perennial allergic conjunctivitis is caused by the year – long appearing allergen contact – the mites, animal epithelium, moulds, which often occur together with the atopic eczema or even the asthma and sometimes is combined with the common cold.
The vernal conjunctivitis has its name delivered from the fact that it appears in the spring time. Its development is regarded more serious. In addition to the common symptoms –itching, burning and shedding tears, the eye reacts with the megascopic protuberance – the capillaries. This inflammation can have complications, which can lead to the lost ob the patient’s sight. It can spread on the eye cornea and hence reduce the eye defensiveness to such a degree that the infection can start, as well.
The vernal conjunctivitis affects usually the children and the young population. The adults are affected by it only rare. The conjunctivitis is directly caused by the contact lens material, probably “in cooperation with “the mechanic eye irritation, hence as the contact lens started to be worn, the conjunctivitis has been spread. The gigantic papillary conjunctivitis – as this disease is called – is developing gradually and is a result of the intolerance of the lens, which can not be bear anymore.
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