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Allergic conjunctivitis
How long does allergic conjunctivitis last? I am having this disease since my childhood. It's been 20-25 years! Tried many doctors but no permanent cure. My eye's redness and itching happens in 5-6 months intervals throughout the year and stays for 2-3 months. I am so sick of this! Is there any cure?
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Yes allergic conjunctivitis is a chronic condition which can last years,
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yes there are newer drugs available which can be tried if the conventional drug which you have been using is not working
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along with medication , palliative measures like avoiding exposure to dust ,wind, heat,sun
wearing dark shades , eye splashes will help
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There are many modern drugs available for allergic conjunctivitis which you don’t seem to have used. Avoid steroid drops for long term use as they can result in dry eye, glaucoma and Cataract . Maskatieyeclinic Opposite Charni Road station east, Mumbai.
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