Healthcare Providers in Mexico City

Eye infections can develop rapidly and cause significant discomfort, especially when traveling in new environments with different pathogens or irritants. Common eye infections include pink eye (conjunctivitis), which can be bacterial or viral, styes (painful red lumps on the eyelid), keratitis (corneal infection), and other inflammatory conditions. Many travelers wonder who to see for eye infection - our English-speaking ophthalmologists are specially trained to diagnose and treat all types of eye infections quickly and effectively. While some people ask can optometrist treat eye infection, ophthalmologists provide the most comprehensive care for serious infections. Travel factors that increase infection risk include swimming in contaminated water, touching eyes with unwashed hands, improper contact lens care, sharing eye products, and exposure to new allergens or irritants. Interestingly, sinus infections can also affect the eyes - can sinus infection cause eye infection is a common question, and the answer is yes, as sinus congestion can lead to eye discharge, pain, and secondary infections. Early treatment is essential to prevent spreading infection to others, avoid complications that could affect vision, and ensure you can continue enjoying your travels. Treatment varies by infection type but typically includes antibiotic or antiviral eye drops, warm compresses, oral medications when needed, and specific care instructions. Our ophthalmologists use advanced diagnostic techniques to quickly identify the specific type of infection and provide targeted treatment, ensuring rapid relief and preventing complications.