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Red eyes can happen for many reasons, from allergies and dry eye to pink eye and other infections
Applying a cold compress, using antihistamine eye drops and limiting salt can help reduce puffiness
Pink eye tends to start in one eye before spreading to the other, while allergies usually affect both eyes at the same time
Early morning red eyes can be a sign of several conditions, like dry eyes, allergies and eye strain
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See an eye specialist if your pain isn’t going away and comes with other symptoms
Your eyes could be burning because of allergies, elevated salt levels, dry eyes and more
One is a raised yellow spot on your eye, the other is a fleshy growth
When worn incorrectly, contacts can cause or worsen dry eye symptoms
Preservative-free lubricating drops, a humidifier, sunglasses and preventive medications can help with dry eyes, no matter the season
In moderation, vitamins A, C, D, E, B12 and omega-3 fatty acids can improve and maintain your eye health
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