Allergic conjunctivitis treatment review

Because of the change of seasons, my eyes kept itching and becoming bloodshot, so I visited an ophthalmologist. There were a lot of patients. I have had allergic conjunctivitis since childhood, and it hasn't gone away. The symptoms persist and recur, so whenever they appear, I get a prescription for eye drops at the ophthalmology clinic. The clinic also shined a bright light into my eyes. They told me to keep my eyes closed, so I closed my eyes and was exposed to the red light. I was prescribed a medication called Alphade and used it. When my eyes itch, I was told to put one drop a day. When I put this medication in when my eyes itch, it immediately gets better. If you have allergic conjunctivitis, don't endure it—go to the ophthalmologist, get a prescription for eye drops, and use them; it will get better right away. I suffered from itchy eyes for a few days, but after using the eye drops, I feel fine. I use them every day.

I usually manage it like this.

1. Regularly wash and keep the shadow brush clean.
2. Put eye drops when your eyes itch and apply an ice pack.