One more thing - people who have allergies or hay fever often report that when they eat certain types of foods, their symptoms get worse.  If you’re allergic to something, it’s sometimes a good idea to keep track of your allergic reactions, so that
assitant
Do you have any other questions about the subject?  If you don’t, let me know and I’ll give you a moment to get back to whatever you were doing.
assistant
what can i do about itchy eyes?
user
In case you’re looking for general advice, I’d recommend cleaning your glasses/glasses contacts, or perhaps taking a shower, since sometimes that can remove grit or other things that could get stuck in your eyes.
assistant
okay, any other advice?
user
Oh yeah, I’ve also seen people solve the problem by putting on different glasses, or different contacts, which might help you identify if a particular pair is causing the problem.  If you think this is the case, I’d suggest asking your eye doctor if you could borrow a different pair of glasses, or maybe go get a new pair that’s similar but from a different store.
assistant
okay, what if it has nothing to do with my prescription?
user
It’s possible that it’s not your glasses, but then it could also be some sort of eye infection, or maybe you have an allergy.  For this, you could ask the doctor to run tests, and maybe put you on medication if the allergy is very strong.  It could also be that you have a permanent condition that causes excessive eye watering, so if that’s the case you might look into some sort of medicine to reduce the effect, like eye drops or drops you can put in your nose.  (I assume you’re talking about human eyes?)
assistant
yes, i'll look into that.
user