My eyes become red after having bath. Why does it happen? What is the remedy?

Question

Dear user,
there might be several reasons why you might be experiencing redness in the eyes.
1. If your eyes are red and itcy, then most probably you are suffering from allergy. If the redness is accompanied with pain, watery eyes and decreased vision, then most likely you have caught an infection and this needs a visit to an opthalmologist. 
2. If its just redness and pain, then there is an inflammation. If you are experiencing a feeling as if something has got into your eyes, then most likely your eyes are dry.
 
 Excessive exposure to dust and temperature could lead to redness which is normal and the eyes may be red in the mornings. Stress and sleep deprivation are other reasons for redness. A few measures may help in overall health of the eyes and may not help in the redness. These are:-

1. Frequent blinking of eyes
2. Washing eyes with fresh water
3. Cold compresses
4. Use of lubricating drop eg flogel.

Consulting an ophthalmologist should be useful in diagnosing the symptom and providing effective treatment.

Vaibhev Mittal · Accepted Answer

Dear user,
there might be several reasons why you might be experiencing redness in the eyes.
1. If your eyes are red and itcy, then most probably you are suffering from allergy. If the redness is accompanied with pain, watery eyes and decreased vision, then most likely you have caught an infection and this needs a visit to an opthalmologist. 
2. If its just redness and pain, then there is an inflammation. If you are experiencing a feeling as if something has got into your eyes, then most likely your eyes are dry.
 
 Excessive exposure to dust and temperature could lead to redness which is normal and the eyes may be red in the mornings. Stress and sleep deprivation are other reasons for redness. A few measures may help in overall health of the eyes and may not help in the redness. These are:-

1. Frequent blinking of eyes
2. Washing eyes with fresh water
3. Cold compresses
4. Use of lubricating drop eg flogel.

Consulting an ophthalmologist should be useful in diagnosing the symptom and providing effective treatment.

Ramneek Gupta · Answer

Eyes appear red and painful because the vessels at the surface of the white portion of the eye (sclera) become swollen. Vessels may swell due toeye drynesstoo much sun exposure dust or other particles in the eyeallergiesinfectioninjuryhomoeopathic medicinecineramycin eyedrops (hapdco) pour into eyes 1-2 drops 3 times dailyreport after 5 days if redness persists for even 2 days after usage of above eyedrops, then start using below given homoeopathic medicine along with eye dropseuphrasia 30 (dr reckeweg) drink 2 drops direct on tongue every 2-3 hourlyreport after 5 days.