Symptom Encyclopedia
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irritated and red eyes
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itchy, red or watery eyes (allergic conjunctivitis)
1 related conditions
itchy, red, watering eyes (conjunctivitis)
1 related conditions
mild irritation of your eyes
1 related conditions
needing to hold books or newspapers close to their face, or sitting near the television
1 related conditions
needing to hold books or newspapers very close, or sitting close to the television
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new brown or dark patches appearing on the white area of the eye
1 related conditions
not being able to squeeze their eyes shut tightly
1 related conditions
pain around or behind your eyes
1 related conditions
photophobia (sensitivity to light)
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problems seeing in low light or bright light
1 related conditions
problems with eye movements
1 related conditions
problems with their sight, like “seeing stars” or having blurry vision
1 related conditions
problems with understanding and processing visual information, such as reading a map
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ptosis or droopy eyelids
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pus that sticks to the eyelashes
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raised, skin-coloured bump on the white of the eye
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red eyes (conjunctivitis) which are not sticky or itchy
1 related conditions
red, itchy, watery eyes
1 related conditions
red, sticky eyes
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reduced blinking reflex which causes the eyes to become dry and irritated
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reduced vision
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seeing flashing lights or balls of lights
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seeing shadows
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⚠️ Symptoms can be associated with many different conditions. This information is educational only and should not be used for self-diagnosis. Always consult a healthcare professional.