Allergic conjunctivitis can occur year round, but there is an uptick in cases during the cold months. In most instances, there is little cause for concern, but treating the symptoms is important. If you experience allergic conjunctivitis, here is what you need to know. Why Is There an Increase in Allergic Conjunctivitis in Winter? Allergic conjunctivitis is usually triggered by exposure to allergens, such as pollen and house dust mites. During the winter time, you will spend more time indoors, which means more exposure to those triggers.
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In the 13th century when the first eyeglasses were invented, these large lenses were the only available option for vision correction. Today there are several other options, but newer isn't always better. Here are four reasons why you should choose eyeglasses over contacts or LASIK this October. No Side Effects Do you remember the elementary school Halloween carnivals when someone would have you blindly stick your hand in a bowl of slimy peeled grapes and tell you they were eyeballs?
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