Many may know that dry eyes result from a lack of tears. But there’s more to it than that. A healthy tear film is crucial for maintaining clear vision and eye comfort. Without that, you may experience dry eye disease with burning, blurry vision, or discomfort. A comprehensive eye exam can identify dry eyes early, […]
Blurred vision can occur for many different reasons and it can be really uncomfortable. Blurred vision can also be a sign of a natural refractive error, eye strain from staring at a screen, or a migraine. If your vision is normally clear and has just suddenly become blurred, you should seek immediate medical attention. Is […]
If you’re suffering from dry eyes, there are many possible causes for your discomfort. A common cause of dry eye disease is clogged or blocked meibomian glands. If these glands have issues, is there a way to unclog them, whether at home or with your optometrist? Continue reading to learn more about your meibomian glands, […]
If you’ve been living with dry eye disease, you know it’s more than just an uncomfortable feeling. In addition to the pain, dry eye disease can have a significant and even debilitating effect on your vision and quality of life. Read More Original Article Source Credits: MY Dry Eye, https://mydryeye.ca/ Article Written By: Diana Nguyen Original Article Posted […]
An adequate and consistent layer of tears on the surface of the eye is essential to keep your eyes healthy, comfortable and well. Dry eye syndrome is caused by a chronic lack of sufficient lubrication and moisture on the surface of the eye. Consequences of dry eyes range from subtle but constant eye irritation to […]
Most of us have experienced the feeling of dry eyes at some point. A question many doctors hear often in the examination room is, “What causes my eyes to be so dry?” Dry eye can be caused by a breakdown or a destabilization in the tear film. Our tears are actually quite complicated and are composed of many things including […]
Dry eye disease (DED), also known as dry eye syndrome or dysfunctional tear syndrome, is a condition that involves the tears and the surface of your eyes. Your eye constantly produces tears which move across the surface of your eye, keeping it moist. People with DED either don’t produce enough tears or the tears they do produce evaporate off […]
More than 30 million people in the United States wear contact lenses, according to the Centers for Disease Control and PreventionTrusted Source. Many people prefer contacts to eyeglasses because they’re more convenient and they correct your vision without changing your appearance. Usually, you can barely feel that you’re wearing them. Read More Original Article Source Credits: […]
Even when you’re happy, your eyes are full of tears. They provide moisture and lubrication to help you see and keep your peepers comfortable. Read More Original Article Source Credits: WebMD , https://www.webmd.com/ Article Written By: NA Original Article Posted on: NA Link to Original Article: https://www.webmd.com/eye-health/eye-health-dry-eyes#1 […]
More and more of my patients are complaining of an increase in irritated eyes and variable vision: especially those that have to wear masks for extended periods of time, those with dry eyes and even those that generally don’t have symptoms of dry eyes. Why is this happening?When we have a healthy tear layer, it […]
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