Some types of allergic conjunctivitis are more common than others. Types include: Seasonal allergic conjunctivitis, also ...

Seasonal (SAC), perennial (PAC) or occasional allergic conjunctivitis are typically IgE-mediated, whereas in chronic allergic disorders, such as vernal keratoconjunctivitis (VKC) or atopic ...

ANP and allergy nurse specialist Katherine Knight explains best practice in management of seasonal allergic rhinitis and ...

While these drugs are available over the counter in the United States, it’s recommended that you consult your doctor for a ...

Unlike viral and bacterial types, allergic conjunctivitis isn’t contagious and results from an allergic reaction rather than an infection. This form causes intense itching in both eyes ...

With allergy season lasting longer and pollen levels rising, it's more important than ever to manage your symptoms and find ...

More people are suffering from allergic conjunctivitis as a result of rising rates of seasonal and environmental allergies, including those brought on by mold, dust mites, pollen, and pet dander.

conjunctivitis (pink eye); (4) allergic skin conditions (hives, eczema, dermatitis); and (5) sinusitis (sinus infections). If you think you have seasonal allergies, talk to your health care provider.

Viral or bacterial conjunctivitis (pink eye) can spread from dogs to humans, though it is not common. Allergic conjunctivitis cannot spread from dogs to people or from one person to another person.

AKC: Allergic keratoconjunctivitis; PAC: Perennial allergic conjunctivitis; SAC: Seasonal allergic conjunctivitis; SPK: Superficial punctuate keratitis; VKC: Vernal ...