Home remedies that are simple, effective and affordable can be used to treat the eye infection. In serious cases, it is strongly recommended to consult an ophthalmologist. These remedies can be used to treat mild cases of conjunctivitis and keratitis. Eye infections can cause discomfort by causing itching, swelling, flaking, sticky fluid formation, persistent burning, and itching.

Natural Treatment

Some infections, such as conjunctivitis and conjunctivitis are contagious. If you touch your eyes with soap, wash your hands immediately.

• Combine 1 tsp powdered turmeric and 1 tbsp warm milk. Place the mixture in a muslin cloth and drain. Apply the extract to your eyes. Turmeric is a great antiseptic, and milk has soothing properties. Cut about an inch of ginger. Boil 150 ml of water until the water boils at about half the volume. The resulting concentrate should be cooled. Put 4-5 fresh mint leaves in a soft cloth and squeeze the extract. Apply the mixture to your eyes.
• Ginger is well-known for its antiseptic, antiinflammatory, and antibacterial properties.
• Mint is a cooling agent, as well as an antibacterial and pro-microbial.
• Apply a teaspoonful of honey to a teaspoonful of yogurt. Honey is anti-infection and antiseptic. Cure reduces inflammation.
• Aloe vera is well-known for its many medical benefits. It is an anti-bacterial, natural antibiotic, antibacterial, antiseptic, and anti-microbial. Apply some aloe vera plant extracts to your skin regularly.
• Boil 3-4 guava leafs in 200 ml of water until approximately one-third of it remains. Use a dropper to apply 1-2 drops of the concentrate to infected areas. Guava leaves are anti-allergic.
• Take a large piece cotton wool and mix it with some chilled carrot juice. This helps reduce inflammation and soothes the eyes.
• Use a lot of raw spinach paste.
• For approximately one minute, soak the teabag in hot water. Gently squeeze the teabag out of the bag and place it on the sty.
• Apply paste of cucumber to your eyes.
• Coriander seeds can also be ground and boiled, then cooled. The remedies should be used at least three to four times per day. After applying the remedy, it is better to cover your eyes with cotton wool or a slice cucumber.

Final tip

• If the remedy is to be applied, it is best not to touch the eyes. Sunglasses are a good way to protect your eyes from dirt and other particles. Contact lenses are more vulnerable to infection so it is important that they are regularly cleaned and maintained according to the instructions. Infecting the eyes with bacteria will eventually result if you don’t follow these instructions.