Itchy Eyes With Tears, White Stuff All Day, Bags Under Eyes, 35 Weeks Pregnant. Taking Zyrtec. What Else ?
hi I just moved to Texas and my eyes are so itchy and I look like I am crying all the time cause I have tears rolling down my face. I get white goopy stuff in my eyes all day long and I am miserable. For the first time in my life I now have bags under my eyes. I am taking Zyrtec but not sure what else to do I am 35 weeks prego
Hello and welcome to Healthcare Magic. Thanks for your query.
Your symptoms seem to be indicative of an allergic conjunctivitis.
Zyrtec (Cetrizine) is an anti-allergy medication. In addition to this, you can also try anti-histamine eye drops (Emadine or Optivar), which will help reduce the itchiness and watering / discharge. Try to avoid exposure to external dust, pollen and smoke and keep washing your eyes with cold water frequently. Avoid rubbing your eyes with your hands or handkerchiefs, and use only soft clean tissues to gently wipe out the discharge. If your symptoms are still persistent, then you may need further evaluation by an ophthalmologist.
Best wishes,
Dr. Sheeba Stephen
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Itchy Eyes With Tears, White Stuff All Day, Bags Under Eyes, 35 Weeks Pregnant. Taking Zyrtec. What Else ?
Hello and welcome to Healthcare Magic. Thanks for your query. Your symptoms seem to be indicative of an allergic conjunctivitis. Zyrtec (Cetrizine) is an anti-allergy medication. In addition to this, you can also try anti-histamine eye drops (Emadine or Optivar), which will help reduce the itchiness and watering / discharge. Try to avoid exposure to external dust, pollen and smoke and keep washing your eyes with cold water frequently. Avoid rubbing your eyes with your hands or handkerchiefs, and use only soft clean tissues to gently wipe out the discharge. If your symptoms are still persistent, then you may need further evaluation by an ophthalmologist. Best wishes, Dr. Sheeba Stephen