These days due to changes in the environment, pollution and the continuous use of screen device eye related problem is increasing. You may observe of uneasiness in your eyes, pain or itchiness. Here are the reasons of Itchy eyes and treatment for it.

Dry eye: Dry eyes refers to a condition of Lack of water in your eyes or  it refers to a condition in which a person doesn't have enough quality tears to lubricate and nourish the eye, is a common and often chronic problem, particularly in older adults. Chronic dry eye causes burning, itching or stinging eyes, intermittent blurring of vision, and paradoxically watery eyes. Wash your eyes frequently which help you to deal with Dry Eyes.

Screen Time: If you remain in contact with devices like a computer screen and phone screen it can cause eye strain. Eye strain happens when your eyes get tired from intense use, like staring at your computer screen for a long period of time or driving for hours. This strain causes different eye-related problems.

Bacteria: You might be shocked by hearing this but some bacteria cause itchiness in your eyes.  Bacteria on the skin, scalp Dandruff, and skin conditions like rosacea. Blepharitis causes the eyeballs themselves to become itchy, red, teary, swollen, dry, and crusty. Often, dandruff-like scales form where the eyelid meets the eyelashes and causes the different problems.

Allergy: Itchiness and Pain in your eyes also result of Allergies. The allergens like pollen can directly enter your eyes, making them uncomfortable And, if you’re struggling with allergy issues like sneezing and a runny nose, odds are you’re also dealing with watery, itchy eyes.

Cosmetics: Mascara, eye shadow, and other products can leach into your eyes and the surrounding areas, causing irritation. Many beauty products contain a variety of substances, including dyes, perfumes, and preservatives to which a person can develop an allergy or hypersensitivity.

Home Remedies

Cold Compress: One of the most effective and easy way to deal with itchy eyes is cold compress. If you are dealing with a mild case of allergy-related itching, a cold cloth or compress over the eyes can help temporarily ease the discomfort.

Aloe vera: Aloe vera is used to treat different problems but you might be shocked by hearing this Aloe vera is also used to treat your eyes.  Because of aloe vera’s anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, some natural healers recommend using it to alleviate sore eyes. Mix 1 teaspoon of fresh Aloe vera gel into 2 tablespoons of cold water, and then soak cotton rounds in the mixture. Placed the cotton on your eyes for some time.

Eye drops: Use Eye Drops containing castor oil help you to reduce eye irritation. Place one drop in each eye before going to bed, and then do it again in the morning. 

Milk: Cold milk acts as a cold compress. Thus, the topical application of cold milk may relieve itchiness and swell in the eyes. Dip a cotton pad in cold milk. Close the affected eye and place the soaked pad over it. Leave it on for about 10 minutes and then remove it.

Rose Water: Rose water is used to treat various eye problems as it contains anti-inflammatory and hydrating properties that can improve dry and inflamed eye conditions. Rose water may be used as an effective eyewash. Place two cotton balls soaked with rose water on your eyes. Leave them on for 15 to 20 minutes and then remove them. Alternatively, one can use rose water as eye drops.

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