What eyedrop does the eye use again red itch again

When the patient's eyes are red and itchy, anti-allergic eye drops are generally considered. If the patient's eyes show red and itchy symptoms, the first clinical consideration is that the patient may show allergic conjunctivitis, so in this case, anti-allergic eye drops should be used topically according to the patient's condition. Mast cell membrane stabilizers can be recommended. Patients commonly used clinically include disodium cromoglycate and nedolome eye drops. If the patient shows allergic symptoms, in addition to topical anti-allergic drugs, topical corticosteroids can also be used, normal patients can use short-acting hormone eye drops. During the treatment period, patients can be advised to take appropriate cold compress method, combined with topical anti-allergic eye drops, can effectively improve the patient's eye itching symptoms, and conjunctival congestion can also be eliminated.