This will offer maximum protection from symptoms. Opticrom can be used by both adults and children . For adults and children over five years of age, the usual dose is two drops into each eye four times a day. The most frequent reaction to Opticrom is temporary stinging or burning when drops are placed in the eyes. The manufacturer advises patients not to wear lenses during treatment.
Common sense provides some general rules to relieve symptoms of allergic conjunctivitis.
Avoid rubbing your eyes, as this fans the fire. Rubbing results in the release of more histamine by the mast cells in the conjunctiva and eyelids. Oral antihistamines can be of help, but they may also decrease the production of tears, and the resulting dehydration can intensify symptoms. If a change of locale is an option, a damper, cooler climate can be part of the treatment. Or you can choose to stay indoors on hot, dry days when the pollen count is high.