Allergic conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the conjunctiva - the lining of the eye - due to allergies. This type of pink eye can usually be confirmed by your doctor based on your symptoms and patient history. Although, to narrow down which allergens are causing the symptoms, a skin test may be helpful. Allergic conjunctivitis is non-contagious.
Allergic reactions occur when your body responds to allergens in certain foods or the environment in a specific way. Keep reading to learn about the most common food allergies, how to avoid your food triggers, and steps to take if you have an allergic reaction.
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As the kids make their way back to school, there are a number of germs they may catch and bring into your home. Conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye, is a common issue – but it is one that you should treat quickly, as it can be very contagious.
You may be wondering what steps you can take to protect yourself from COVID-19 and the flu this fall. Dr. Mia, senior medical director at Amwell Medical Group, shares tips for you and your family.
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