If you wear contact lenses, you’ve probably dozed off while still wearing them at least once or twice. Maybe it was on a ...

Causes of pink eye include: A person who gets a scratched cornea from wearing soft contacts overnight can also get conjunctivitis due to bacteria that commonly accumulate under the lens, typically a ...

“Showering in contacts is risky,” Dr. James Kelly, an ophthalmologist and founder of Kelly Vision, told HuffPost. “Tap water ...

If you wear contact lenses or eye makeup regularly, it'll be a good idea to take a break from them until your infection clears up. If your pink eye is caused by an allergic reaction, treating the ...

Epiphora describes excessive eye watering. Allergies, infection, or a clogged tear duct often cause it. Learn about causes, ...

Most people associate sneezing, runny nose, coughing, and hives as a reaction to some types of allergens. Surprisingly, to ...

Pink eye, or conjunctivitis ... Wear your glasses instead of your contact lenses until the infection is gone. And it may sound obvious but it's worth emphasizing: "Don't put stuff in your eye ...

Durban is seeing a surge in cases of pink eye, with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health confirming 209 reported infections. Most of these cases are in the eThekwini region, the department said.

Another area where contacts can complicate things? Swimming. Experts say you shouldn’t swim with your contacts in your eyes, ...