Allergies are the most common cause of conjunctival chemosis. Chemosis can develop after surgery on the eye. It can be caused by conjunctivitis, commonly known as pinkeye, and by a few other ...

If chemosis is caused by allergies, your doctor may recommend antihistamines. These medications reduce your body’s reaction to allergens. An allergen is a substance that your body sees as harmful.

Itching, watering, and redness are the early warning signs of allergies around your eyes. Here’s how to treat them.

Infections, injuries, and preexisting conditions can all cause a swollen eyeball. Learn about some causes and potential treatment options here.

Conjunctival chemosis sometimes occurs during cataract surgery when a clear corneal incision (whether primary incision or paracentesis) is News News CME CME ...