Eye redness,
itching,
burning,
dullness of the eyelids,
…you should learn about the possibility of transmitting a potential infection if you don’t already know about it. For example, conjunctivitis (also called viral conjunctivitis).
In the fall, the best solution is to take steps to obtain informed advice and, if necessary, appropriate treatment.
How do we know what these labels are?
Even if we are familiar with natural phenomena, we know that we must take certain steps to limit even the smallest deposits:
Maintain eye hygiene: gently wipe the eye area every evening with a cotton pad soaked in lukewarm water.
Wash your hands regularly before touching your eyes: this is a basic habit that limits the spread of bacteria.
Use artificial tears as needed to relieve dry eye symptoms and support the natural removal of impurities.
Change pillowcases and towels frequently: these textiles, which come into contact with your face, can be a breeding ground for unwanted microorganisms.
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Next time you notice those little yellowish deposits in the corners of your eyes, consider them a subtle sign that your body has been working to protect you all night long.
Thank you.
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