Conjunctivitis News

Conjunctivitis is the most common eye infection during the monsoon, caused by bacteria or viruses Keep your eyes clean by washing your hands regularly, especially before touching your face Refrain from sharing towels, handkerchiefs, contact lenses, eye drops, or makeup during the monsoon

Direct contact with eye secretions or respiratory droplets from an infected individual is the most typical method of transmitting eye infections. Here are ayurvedic tips to make a healthy recovery from eye flu.

Check different types of conjunctivitis, the importance of prevention, and the role of Homeopathy in managing and alleviating its symptoms.

We are observing about a 50 per cent rise in patients coming to us in OPD with complaints of knee pain and joint pain," said Dr L Tomar, Senior Director and Unit head, Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement. 

In conversation with Zee News English Dr. Ajay Sharma Chief Medical Director of EyeQ shares more about the contagious nature of conjunctivitis makes it important to take necessary precautions to prevent its spread, particularly in crowded places like public transportation during outbreaks or panic situations.

There is a dramatic surge in cases of acute conjunctivitis. Delhi Police shared an advisory, asking people to wear glasses. The intriguing post mentioned the Kala Chashma song.

Conjunctivitis, often known as eye fluid, is a very infectious eye disease that affects many. In addition to being typically viral, eye flu can also be bacterial or allergic eye infection. Here are some symptoms and care to follow.

Viral conjunctivitis doesn't spread through the air or by looking at somebody You have to break eye-hand contact, so maintaining hand hygiene is important Avoid public places, especially, public swimming pools, if you have conjunctivitis

Hot and humid weather, as well the floods caused by incessant rain, has raised viral conjunctivitis cases among children and adults by 40 per cent in the national capital, doctors said here on Tuesday.

Everyone use masks to protect themselves from polluted air. But do you know that pollution gives a harmfull effect on the eyes as well? Well, no one is aware of these nasty effects of air pollution.

A team of researchers, including one of Indian orgin, has found that Zika virus can live in the eyes and have identified genetic material from the virus in tears of mice.

The virus, transmitted by the bite of Aedes mosquitoes, is native to Africa and was first found to be spreading in the US in May 2015.

Eye allergies and conjunctivitis, which, if not treated in time, can lead to cornea problems affecting vision.

 Air pollution in cities is emerging as the major reason behind the rise in eye allergies and conjunctivitis in people of all ages, doctors say.