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Sneezing And Itching In Eyes. Jelly Looking Layer In Eye Near To Pupil. Recommend

hi there, i have been itching my eyes for a few days now. thought it was hayfever - i do not usually get this however. but ive been sneezing , so i thought i had got it this year. been itching my left eye constantly. now just looking in the mirror i have seen a jelly looking layer to the bottome left of my eye- and is close to my pupil. not sure what this is. please could you help.
Mon, 27 May 2013
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The itching and watering in eyes could be the result of the sneezing and the upper respiratory symptoms that you have. The eyes will get relieved if the infection in the upper respiratory tract is treated. However, you can use some non-steroidal anti-allergic drops in both the eyes 3 times a day. The watery secretions in the eye may be appearing to you as a jelly like substance. Nothing specific needs to be done in my opinion about these secretions.

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Sneezing And Itching In Eyes. Jelly Looking Layer In Eye Near To Pupil. Recommend

Hello The itching and watering in eyes could be the result of the sneezing and the upper respiratory symptoms that you have. The eyes will get relieved if the infection in the upper respiratory tract is treated. However, you can use some non-steroidal anti-allergic drops in both the eyes 3 times a day. The watery secretions in the eye may be appearing to you as a jelly like substance. Nothing specific needs to be done in my opinion about these secretions. Regards