Can allergies cause goopy eyes?

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• Danielle

  03/12/2013

  Well, yes, allergies can lead to goopy eyes. Generally speaking, for many people, it is very easy to have eye allergies. And then, it will just cause some other eye problems. For example, red eyes, itchy eyes, puffy eyes, even eye floaters can occur because of eye allergies. Also, goopy eyes can be caused by it too. So you need to pay more attention to it. And just make sure your eyes from allergies. And that can be helpful for goopy eyes. By the way, goopy eyes can also accompany with red eyes, itchy eyes too. If your situation is serious, just go and see the eye doctor, and he can give some medical cares.

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• Gabriel leonard

  03/14/2013

  Eye allergies have some side effects such as eyelid swelling, eye redness or dry eyes. Your eyes tend to be more fatigue than ever before when you are highly concentrated on something at work or at home like surfing the internet,especially when you are before your PC all day long after you have eye allergies. Goopy eyes usually appear on the newborn due to their low immunity. As we all know, eye infections,i.e. conjunctivitis, can appear in three different forms: Bacterial, Viral, and Allergic. Besides that, goopy eyes are the result of two possible things either a blocked tear duct or a pink eye, both of which belong to the eye infections. So, we can not deny the possibility of suffering goopy eyes. Dealing with the eye infections, we may use chloramphenicol eye drops to get rid of otitis. All in all, if you don't feel better, please do not hesitate to see your doctor. Never conceal one's fault for fear of criticism. Just for reference.It is wise to see your doctor and take some OTC medicine once something goes wrong.

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• campbell

  03/17/2013

  The eye allergies will have many side effects on eyes. Your eyes will get red. In addition, your eyes get dry easily. In addition, the eye allergy will be possible to cause goopy eyes. You need to use the eye drops to release it and make the eyes feel comfortable. You could also use the warm compress to make the eyes get comfortable.

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• griffin

  06/05/2015

  Yes, allergies will cause goopy eyes. Goopy eyes can result when conjunctivitis is not contagious, as in allergic conjunctivitis (cosmetic and contact lens allergy), exposure to irritants such as chemical fumes, pollens, pet dander, and dust. Conjunctivitis is inflammation of white part of the eye. It is also called conjunctiva. This condition is associated with redness, swelling, watery and goopy eyes. There is a sandy and gritty sensation upon blinking. Itching in the eye is a common feature of this condition. The eyelids are stuck and crusted. The causative organisms are bacteria and virus and the conjunctivitis resulting due to them is highly infectious.

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