Which of the following infections can significantly affect eye health?

HIV and Tuberculosis are indeed infections that can significantly affect eye health. HIV primarily targets the immune system, leading to an increased risk of opportunistic infections, including those that can affect the eyes, such as cytomegalovirus (CMV) retinitis, which can cause severe vision loss. Additionally, individuals with HIV may also develop other eye-related complications due to the associated immune deficiency.

Tuberculosis, while primarily known as a respiratory infection, can also lead to ocular tuberculosis, which can affect various parts of the eye, including the uvea, potentially resulting in inflammation, vision loss, and other serious complications. Given the systemic effects of these infections and their direct impact on eye health, they represent significant threats to ocular health.

In contrast, the other options listed do not primarily involve infections that would lead to significant impacts on eye health in the same way. Diabetes and Hypertension, while crucial conditions that can affect the eyes, are not considered infectious diseases and therefore do not fit the context of the question regarding infections. Allergy and Conjunctivitis are related to more localized and non-infectious processes, though conjunctivitis can have infectious causes, the broader categories mentioned do not encompass significant infectious diseases. Lastly, the common cold and influenza