Pink Eye, which is also known as Conjunctivitis, is a common eye problem that can make your eyes hurt, turn red, and itch.
Regardless of age, getting the right Pink Eye medicine is important for quick treatment and recovery.
We’ll discuss the different types of Pink Eye medicine, how well they work, and how to pick the best one.<\/p>\n\n\n
Pink Eye<\/a> is a well-known eye infection that can happen to adults and children. About 6 million people get Pink Eye every year in the United States. Want to know more about symptoms of bacterial Pink Eyes? Read <\/strong>our article: Bacterial Pink Eye Symptoms<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n
Over-the-counter medicine for Pink Eye<\/a> includes lubricating eye drops (artificial tears) that ease Dry Eyes<\/a> and eye pain<\/a>.
These drops are good for light Pink Eye symptoms<\/a> or those caused by environmental irritants.
Certain allergens can cause Conjunctivitis. Antihistamine eye drops inhibit histamine reactions caused by these allergens that lead to itching, red eyes, and swelling.
Decongestant eye drops reduce swelling by narrowing blood vessels, but using them for a long time may cause some Pink Eye side effects<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n\n\n