Itchy eyes (also known as ocular pruritus) can happen for several reasons, ranging from allergies and environmental irritants to infections and underlying conditions that affect the eyes or eyelids.

We blink, we squint and we rub our eyes after a long day but have you ever stopped to think about how your daily habits ...

Eye burning with discharge is burning, itching, or drainage from the eye of any substance other than tears. Sometimes burning and itching eyes are due to environmental pollutants. If secondhand ...

It’s officially hay fever season – and for those struggling with red, itchy eyes, here are a few ways to get the hay fever symptom under control. It’s official: hay fever season is well and ...

If you’re carrying eye drops around with you, then maybe it’s time to start assessing the quality and quantity of sleep you get every evening, explains dry-eyed writer Lucy McGuire.

Allergies can be incredibly irritating, particularly when they impact the eyes. The irritation and nuisance of itchy, teary eyes are typical symptoms of allergies. Luckily, there is a considerable ...

It is sometimes just too difficult to resist rubbing an itchy eye. How safe is it to do so, though? NYU Ophthalmologist Dr. Joel Schuman explains common practices that could potentially damage ...

The most common condition patients talk about is dry eye. Dry eyes cause a variety of symptoms, including burning, irritation ...

If your doctor has prescribed this medication, use it as directed. Use this medication in the affected eye(s) as directed by the product package or by your doctor, usually once or twice a day.