Managing ocular allergy in the time of COVID-19.

: This spring, the majority of allergic patients are confined to their homes due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. In the following weeks, these restrictions will be reduced andpeople will be allowed to take walks, go jogging, and return to work.Spring is the time for ocular allergy (OA) to emerge with signs and symptoms consequent to increasing pollen counts. Even when wearing a mask, the eyes may remain unprotectedleading to an increase in ocular symptoms and patients seeking treatment forOA. However, access to routine consultation may remain problematic for many patients.