"eye inflammation" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to a condition where the eye becomes swollen, red, and sore, which can be caused by an infection or an allergic reaction. For example: "I had to go to the doctor because I had eye inflammation after being exposed to dust."
Latisse can also reactivate dormant eye inflammation.
Some untreated patients develop temporary heart rhythm abnormalities, eye inflammation or hepatitis.
Uveitis is also classified as granulomatous (persistent eye inflammation with a grainy surface) and nongranulomatous.
Xavier prescribed other drugs, and for two years her condition improved, but lately her skin lesions and eye inflammation have returned.
Beginning in 1969, an enterovirus has caused tens of millions of cases of a highly contagious, acute, painful, but rarely blinding, form of hemorrhagic eye inflammation.
He noted that many ills of ageing — such as dizziness, eye inflammation and ear pain — can be delayed or managed to maximize quality of life.
The Food and Drug Administration issued an alert late Tuesday saying that at least 12 patients in Miami, treated at three clinics, had suffered eye inflammations.
Bausch & Lomb responded yesterday that those cases were not connected to Fusarium infections but rather were general eye inflammations that did not require medical treatment and therefore did not require reporting.
Lev [ 1] reported that the honey of Apis mellifera (Linnaeus, 1758) is used in the traditional medicine of Israel as a purgative, and to treat eye inflammations, sore throats, burns, and coughs.
Human infection results mainly from drinking raw water contaminated with cyclops harboring procercoid, ingesting raw fleshes of frogs and snakes infected with plerocercoids, or placing frog or snake flesh on open wound for treatment of skin ulcers or eye inflammations [ 5, 6].
- Eyes - OC causes a burning pain in the eyes, inflammation and involuntary closing of the eyelids.
