Avoid Rubbing Your Eyes: Refrain from rubbing or touching your eyes with unwashed hands, as it can introduce harmful bacteria and viruses.
Use Clean Towels and Linens: Change and wash towels, pillowcases, and bed linens regularly to prevent the buildup of bacteria.
Avoid Sharing Eye Makeup: Sharing eye makeup can spread bacteria. Use your own makeup products, especially mascara and eyeliner.
Keep Contact Lenses Clean:If you wear contact lenses, follow proper cleaning and disinfection routines as instructed by your eye care professional.
Protect Your Eyes Outdoors: Wear sunglasses with UV protection to shield your eyes from harmful sun rays and prevent dust and debris from entering your eyes.
Eliminate pests: Regularly clean your home, to remove pest attractants like flies and mosquitoes, who can carry harmful eye infection causing bacteria and viruses.
Maintain a mold-free environment: It is essential for good indoor air quality and overall health. Mould particles can get into eyes and cause infection.
Avoid Smoking: Smoking can increase the risk of eye diseases like cataracts and macular degeneration.
Visit a doctor: If you have eye pain, redness or any kind of inflammation, immediately seek a doctor's help.