Abstract

Background: Vernal keratoconjunctivitis (VKC) is a chronic, bilateral allergic disease
of the external eye that leads to chronic irritation, watering, and discharge. It occurs
universally but is more common in hot and dry environments. It typically affects
children in their first two decades and although the majority of cases have a good
prognosis and This study is undertaken to stress upon the importance of clinical
manifestations, management and prevent the complications of the disease and those
secondary to its long-term medication.Aim of study:To study the clinical features
(ocular symptoms, signs and type), the age and sex distribution, the seasonal variation
of symptoms,and the effect of topical therapy on VKC patients.