A Paediatric Case of Severe Allergic Conjunctivits with Underlying Alopecia Areata

Background: Allergic conjunctivitis (AC) represents one of most the common condition presented in a paediatric age group. It is usually underdiagnosed and undertreated, especially non-verbal group patients. However, some cases presenting can become reason patients were coupled with lack verbal complain parents’ role management, lead to poorer prognosis. Case: A 7-year-old girl whos under investigation for alopecia areata failure thrive was referred at 5-year-old after non-improving bilateral eye redness tearing. Initially presented, different medical center, 4-month-old complaint only Examination anaesthesia shows she has (BE) allergic BE cornea scarring multiple visit undertreatment Conclusion: