Sentences with phrase «chronic eye irritation»

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«Even though it doesn't seem like such a big deal, sleeping with makeup on, especially around the eyes, leads to low level chronic inflammation and irritation, which brings inflammatory molecules to your cells,» explains Dr. Jessica Krant, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in New York.

When epiphora becomes chronic, the constant moisture around the eyes results in skin irritation and creates a fertile breeding ground for bacteria and yeast which is causing your Mal - shi - poo to rub his eyes.

Epiphora can be acute or chronic, most likely everyone has experienced at some point the tearing and irritation that results whenever something gets into our eyes.

Muscular degeneration and chronic irritation commonly lead to the gradual loss of vision, so look for foods that are high in antioxidants to help protect your dog's or cat's eyes.

It can be caused by physical trauma, a chemical injury, or chronic irritation as occurs in the case of keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS or «dry eye») or entropion (hereditary inward rolling of the eyelids).

There are many causes, but the most common are chronic irritation or inflammation of the eyes and an abnormality in the tear drainage system.

Criteria Description PRIORITY Carcinogenicity Potential to cause cancer Endocrine Disruption Potential to negatively effect hormone function and impact development Mutagenicity Potential to damage DNA Teratogenicity Potential to harm fetus Reproductive Toxicity Potential to negatively impact reproductive system ADDITIONAL Acute Toxicity Potential to cause harm upon initial, short term exposure Chronic Toxicity Potential to cause harm upon repeated, long - term exposures Irritation of Skin and Mucous Membranes Potential to irritate eyes, skin, and respiratory system Sensitization Potential to cause allergic reaction upon exposure to skin or airways Other Any additional characteristic (e.g., flammability, skin penetration potential, etc.) relevant to the overall evaluation but not included in the previous criteria