Eye pain, whether in one or both eyes, is a common issue that many individuals experience. It can result from various causes, such as injury, infection, or excessive strain on the eyes. In some cases, it may signal the onset of an eye disorder.

Prompt and appropriate treatment can effectively address the issue. A healthcare provider might recommend using Careprost eye drops, protective measures for the eyes, home remedies, or, in severe cases, surgery.

Eye Care can manifest as either sharp or persistent discomfort. Unlike mild irritation, eye pain often indicates a more significant problem. A prevalent cause is prolonged exposure to the screens of computers and mobile devices.

For mild cases, remedies such as rinsing the eyes with clean water or ensuring adequate rest may suffice. However, more severe eye pain may persist and present additional symptoms.

Who Is at Risk of Eye Pain?

Eye pain can affect individuals of any age and may arise from:

• Eye injuries
• Signs of an eye disorder
• Excessive eye strain
• Use of Bimatoprost or similar medications

Parts of the Eye Prone to Pain

Research conducted by an eye care institute in the U.S. has highlighted the following areas commonly affected by eye pain, particularly among individuals who frequently use smartphones or have experienced injuries or disorders:

• Eyelids
• Conjunctiva (the protective membrane)
• Sclera (the white part of the eye)
• Cornea
• Eye socket