Patient presents with ocular pruritus, also described as itchy eyes.  Onset of eye itching reported as [Onset - e.g., gradual over the past week, sudden this morning].  Patient denies any visual changes,  photophobia, or foreign body sensation.  Associated symptoms include [List associated symptoms - e.g.,  redness, tearing, burning, eyelid swelling, nasal congestion, sneezing].  Patient reports [Triggers - e.g.,  seasonal allergies, exposure to pet dander, use of new cosmetics, recent upper respiratory infection].  Medical history includes [Relevant medical history - e.g.,  atopic dermatitis, allergic rhinitis, seasonal allergies, asthma].  Family history is significant for [Relevant family history - e.g.,  allergies, eczema].  Ocular examination reveals [Examination findings - e.g.,  conjunctival injection,  clear cornea, no discharge,  mild eyelid edema].  Assessment:  Itching eye, likely secondary to [Likely cause - e.g.,  allergic conjunctivitis,  ocular allergy,  irritant exposure].  Plan:  Patient educated on ocular hygiene and avoidance of potential allergens or irritants.  Prescribed [Treatment - e.g.,  artificial tears,  cold compresses,  topical antihistamine eye drops,  mast cell stabilizer eye drops].  Patient advised to follow up if symptoms worsen or do not improve within [Timeframe - e.g., 48-72 hours, one week].  ICD-10 code: [Appropriate ICD-10 code - e.g., H10.41, H10.49].  Return to clinic for follow-up scheduled on [Date of follow-up].