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Whitish Discharge from the Eyes

Description:

Whitish discharge from the eyes refers to the presence of a pale or cloudy secretion from the eye, often associated with an eye infection or other eye conditions. This type of discharge may be thick or sticky, and can be a sign of various eye-related disorders.

Causes:

1. Conjunctivitis (bacterial, viral, or allergic).
2. Blepharitis (inflammation of the eyelids).
3. Dry eye syndrome.
4. Chronic eye irritation from allergens or environmental factors.
5. Eye infections like keratitis or uveitis.

Solutions:

1. Consult an ophthalmologist for diagnosis and treatment.
2. Apply prescribed eye drops or antibiotics for bacterial infections.
3. Maintain good hygiene and avoid touching the eyes with unclean hands.
4. Use lubricating eye drops for dryness.