Red Eye Causes: Not only in conjunctivitis, eyes can become red and swollen in these 5 infections as well

Red Eye Causes: did it ever happened that you wake up in the morning and your eyes become red due to excessive rubbing of the eyes? Red eyes are common due to lack of sleep and tiredness. Apart from this, the eyes become red when the infection has happened. However, if there is burning, pain, watery, yellow discharge along with swelling and redness in the eyes, then this issue can be serious.

Let us know that apart from conjunctivitis, what can be the reasons behind red and swollen eyes?

COVID-19

Although the corona virus is an infection related to the lungs and respiratory system, it can also affect other parts of the body. Including our eyes. According to doctors, red eyes can be a symptom of covid or even a side-effect. This happens when the virus enters the body through the eyes.

Infection 

Swelling and burning in the eyes, sometimes due to bacterial infection. Due to which yellow and watery discharge from the eyes. Be sure to visit the doctor for the right treatment. 

Allergies

Eyes can become red due to hay fever or allergies caused by pollen. In addition, insects or animal hair can also cause eye infections.

Because of contact lenses

It is more difficult to follow hygiene than wearing contact lenses. These problems start when they are not cleaned properly, hands are not kept clean, or the right case or solution is not used. Sleeping wearing lenses, not taking them off while taking a bath can also lead to infection. In severe cases it can even lead to blindness. 

Blepharitis

This is a common problem, in which the eyelids of the eyes are affected. It is caused by a bacterial infection, which causes swelling and burning of the eyelids. It can also cause red eyes. Blepharitis can be caused by dirty and expired beauty products.

Disclaimer: The advice and suggestions mentioned in the article are for general information purpose only and should not be taken as professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor if you have any questions or concerns.