Severe cough, cold, and eye swelling with redness may be due to an infection or a strong allergy. Rest, warm fluids, steam inhalation, and avoiding dust or cold air can help reduce symptoms. You should consult your doctor if swelling or breathing discomfort increases.

Madras eye disease usually causes redness, watering, irritation, pain, and sometimes swelling of the eyelids. Treatment mainly includes maintaining eye hygiene, using prescribed eye drops, and avoiding touching or rubbing the eyes. It usually improves on its own, but medical care helps prevent complications.

Eye redness, itching, and swelling are commonly caused by allergy, infection, or eye strain. Avoid rubbing the eyes, keep them clean, and use cold compresses to reduce discomfort. You should consult an eye doctor if symptoms persist or worsen.

Frequent watering of the eyes can be due to allergy, dryness, infection, or a blocked tear duct. Avoid rubbing the eyes and protect them from dust and wind. You should consult an eye doctor to find the exact cause and get proper treatment.

Swelling and redness below the eye can be normal after maxilla surgery due to tissue healing and inflammation in nearby areas. It usually improves gradually over days to weeks. You should contact your doctor if swelling increases, becomes painful, or is associated with fever or vision problems.