November 23, 2007, Newsletter Issue #84: Wearing Contact Lenses With Seasonal Allergies

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Those who have seasonal allergies can still wear contact lenses. The key to wearing contact lenses with allergies is devising a strategy for dealing with the impact allergies may have on wearing contact lenses. Seasonal allergies can certainly make wearing contact lenses uncomfortable but some strategies for minimizing the discomfort include frequently using rewetting drops, using over the counter or prescription drugs to reduce allergy symptoms and discontinuing the use of contact lenses during periods of extreme discomfort.

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