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You can cut your risk of eye infection by following these things:

If you or a member of your family has an eye infection you should use separate linens and a fresh facecloth and towel for each cleaning. Cosmetics may be a source of reinfection, so avoid them if possible if you have eye problems. Be sure to clean the eye area, especially before applying any medication and when there is any type of discharge from the eye.

If you wear contact lenses, care for them and throw them away according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Watch for tree branches and twigs when walking in the woods. Getting scratched on the eye by organic matter is another way of getting a fungal eye infection.

Finally, avoid excessive sun exposure, as this can weaken the protective layer of the eye.

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