Eczematous conjunctivitis

The various types of allergic diseases that affect the conjimctiva include allergic conjimctivitis (hay fever conjunctivitis), GPC, VKC (spring catarrh), and AKC (eczematous conjunctivitis).The clinical manifestations of each of these allergic diseases vary in severity and duration, tanging from mild to severe. Loss of vision is a serious complication that may occur in AKC and VKC. 

A concentrated solution of chromic acid in the eye causes severe corneal injury chronic exposure to the mist causes conjunctivitis. Prolonged exposure to chromic acid mist causes dermatitis, which varies from a dry, erythematous eruption to a weeping, eczematous condition. 

Conjunctivitis secondary to canaliculitis or dacryocystitis Conjunctivitis secondary to infectious eczematous or ulcerative blepharitis Conjunctivitis unresponsive to therapy... 

CHRONIC HEALTH RISKS chronic eye irritation nose ulcers allergic skin rashes increased wheezing shortness of breath cough with sputum cough with phlegm increased incidence of bronchitis chronic conjunctivitis expectoration exertional dyspnea x-ray changes of the lungs respiratory impairment impaired pulmonary function dermatitis of hands, forearms, and feet eczematous lesions with vesicles, erythema and fissures. 

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