There are many causes of itching in the inner corner of the eye, and when this occurs, the cause should be identified promptly, rather than blindly stopping the itch. Many people who have itchy inner corners of the eyes subconsciously rub them with their hands, which is not only unhygienic, but repeated rubbing may aggravate the itchiness. When the inner corner of the eye itches, it can be relieved by proper rest, repeated blinking, local cold compresses and the use of medication. 1. proper rest: when the inner corner of the eye itches, it can be relieved by proper rest to allow the eye to fully relax. 2. repeated blinking: when rest does not improve, it can be relieved by repeated blinking, because blinking can relax the muscles of the eye, so that the inner corner of the eye and other parts of the eye are moisturized. The itchy symptoms can be relieved here; 3, local cold compresses: local cold compresses can also be used to improve, such as the use of towels wrapped in ice packs or the use of ice towels for cold compresses, because cold compresses can make the sensitivity of sensory nerve fibers decreased, thus relieving local symptoms; 4, the use of drugs: if the itchy inner corner of the eye caused by eye diseases, can be diagnosed by a doctor to clarify the cause of treatment, to achieve the effect of stopping itching. For example, trachoma can be treated with rifampicin eye drops, phthalidone eye drops, neomycin eye drops, etc.; chronic conjunctivitis can be treated according to the type of infection, such as bacterial conjunctivitis with levofloxacin eye drops, viral conjunctivitis with interferon eye drops, allergic conjunctivitis with azelastine hydrochloride eye drops, emmetine fumarate eye drops, etc.; blepharitis with erythromycin eye ointment and For itchy inner corners of the eyes caused by dry eyes, artificial tears can be used to relieve the symptoms. In addition, inner canthus can also cause damage to the corneal epidermis and cause itching in the inner corner of the eye, which can be removed by a professional. Itchy inner corners of the eyes can be caused by seasonal changes, long-term contact lens wear, and allergies. In daily life, you should pay more attention to eye hygiene, stay away from allergens, don’t use your eyes for a long time, and develop a good habit of doing eye exercises.