Conjunctivitis is relatively common and is inflammation of the clear membrane that covers much of the eye and eyelid. Symptoms include the white part of your eye appearing red or pink, watering and itching. If it happens along with a cold sore check with your doctor that the virus herpes hasn’t infected your eye. If it’s a bacteria rather than virus you will experience a yellow-green discharge as well as an angry inflamed eye.
We often take our eyes for granted working long hours in front of the computer, leaving them unprotected in the sun and avoiding that long overdue visit to the opticians. Our eyes are intricately designed to give us keen vision in varying degrees of light and at close and long distance ranges. Located at the front of the face they are susceptible to trauma, foreign objects and particles and infection. Overuse can strain the eye muscles and in extreme cases damage the quality of sight.
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