The monsoon season has begun, and many states are experiencing rain. The risk of various infections increases during this time of year. Conjunctivitis is one of these infections. Cases of this infection rise sharply each year during the monsoon season. Hospitals and clinics often experience complaints of red eyes, watery eyes, burning, and itching during this season.

What are the reasons?
According to experts, increased humidity during the monsoon season, viral and bacterial infections, dirty water, and close eye contact between people are the main reasons for the rapid spread of eye flu. This infection spreads easily in homes, schools, offices, and public places. Therefore, it is very important to protect your eyes and take timely precautions.

Eye flu can
cause a variety of eye symptoms. These include redness, persistent watering, itching, burning, a stinging sensation in the eyes, swollen eyelids, sticky discharge, and difficulty with light.

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