Anyone who suffers from eye allergies understands that it’s more than just a minor inconvenience. The itching and irritation can be enough to distract from nearly any activity and can quickly begin to interfere with the productivity of our days. If you’re looking for some relief, here are a few ways to take action. 1.
Every spring, allergy sufferers reach for eye drops and medications to soothe their itchy, watery eyes. But too often, patients confuse allergies with the condition known as dry eye. The symptoms of allergies and dry eye are similar, and studies show that dry eye cases peak with allergy season as well. However, treating dry eye
Dr. Riordan recently appeared on WJXT to discuss how Dry Eye can often be confused with Spring allergies. Many times, patients believe the issue with their eyes are just a result from allergies so they take an antihistamine. Antihistamines can actually make your eyes even drier! Scheduling an appointment with Florida Eye Specialists is a
