The repetitive removal of mucus strands in the eye technically causes mucus fishing syndrome (hence the “fishing” in the name). Someone with mucus fishing syndrome regularly finds white stringy mucus in their eye and “fishes” it out—typically with their finger or a...
Yellowish eye discharge – eye mucus can form on your corners of the eyes during sleeping periods. However this may happen at dawn particularly if your eyes are affected – known as eye goop – a booger – or eye gunky, the disease is sometimes...
Corner of the eye itching is most commonly caused by bacteria in the eye area. Sometimes parts can no longer function properly and may cause watery eyes. Some people experience itchy eyes. Viruses and bacteria can infect the lining of the eye or tear duct, causing...
Gritty eyes are easily scratched and irritated and there is no visible discomfort. Multiple conditions can cause people to experience gritty eye movements. Symptoms of irritation may be moderate to severe. This condition can cause mild to extreme discomfort. A person...
There are many causes of itchy eyes, and the problem often is accompanied by itchy eyelids — especially at the base of the eyelashes — and red eyes or swollen eyelids . The medical term for itchy eyes is ocular pruritus (“proo-RIE-tus”). Itchy eyes are an...
Eye boogers can build up while sleeping. This condition can sometimes develop during sleep, especially in those with an eye condition. It’s commonly known as eye goop or eye gunk and is often a result of allergies or infections. Normally eye discharges consist...
