I have crusty eyes. what's parinaud's?"

Unrelated to crusts: Parinaud's syndrome is a number of symptoms associated with damage to a particular brain region that controls eye movements. These primarily include difficulty looking upward, a constant downward gaze, inability to coordinate eyes, and pupil malfunction.Parinaud's is caused by brain injury; increased pressure inside the head, stroke, or tumor. All are unrelated to conditions of the eye itself.

See your doctor: Parinaud's oculoglandular syndrome is a condition that includes swollen lymph nodes as well as conjunctivitis in one eye. It is associated with certain infections and can sometimes be transmitted by contact with animals ("cat-scratch disease"). It can be best diagnosed and treated by an eye doctor.