The ocular surface workup journal 864

Riverside has a way of reminding people that the outdoors can be both a comfort and a trigger. On a warm spring afternoon, the citrus trees are fragrant, the sky looks clear, and a walk can feel like the right answer to almost any problem. Then the eyes start to sting. They water for no obvious reason, vision feels a little hazy, and the urge to rub becomes impossible to ignore. For a lot of people, that is the first clue that pollen, not dust, smoke, or fatigue, is the rea