Allergy Eyes

• Allergy eyes are identified as red, itchy or watery eyes, potentially developing into conjunctivitis and occurring as symptoms of exposure to triggers such as dust, pollen, mold or pet dander.
  
  

Antihistamines

• Allergic eye reactions are caused by antibody responses to allergens, promoting histamine releases that lead to symptoms of swelling and ocular irritation. Oral antihistamines and antihistamine eye drops counteract histamine effects.
  
  

Decongestants

• Mucus production causes congestion in the nasal passages, eyes, ears and airways. Watery, bloodshot eyes that drain can be treated with oral decongestants to suppress mucus and tears.
  
  

Tear Replenishers

• Over-the-counter tear replenishing eye drops can help relieve dry eyes, while saline drops assist in moistening dry contacts. Artificial tears effectively eliminate debris and allergens from the surface of eyes.
  
  

Medicated Eye Drops

• Mast cell stabilizer and corticosteroid drops prevent histamine releases for prolonged relief of allergy eyes, while non-steroidal drops are applied three to four times daily for temporary symptom reduction.