Vision problems in one eye can be caused by refractive error, dryness, infection, or issues involving the retina or optic nerve. It is important not to ignore it, especially if the change is recent or worsening. Avoid eye strain, reduce screen time, and protect your eyes from dust and irritation. It would be best to get your eye examined to identify the exact cause and receive appropriate treatment.

A crossed eye is usually due to muscle imbalance or vision issues and often needs proper medical evaluation rather than home treatment. Simple eye exercises may help in mild cases, but they are usually not enough to correct it completely. Early assessment is important, especially to prevent vision problems over time. It is best to consult a doctor to understand the cause and receive appropriate treatment.

Seasonal itching and dryness in both eyes are often due to allergies, and medicines such as Cromal Forte and Biflace are commonly used to control these symptoms. It is generally safe to continue them if they were prescribed by your doctor and are giving relief. Avoid rubbing your eyes, protect them from dust, and use clean water to keep them comfortable. If symptoms persist or worsen, it is better to get your eyes checked again for further advice.