Dry eyes


Dry eye is very common as we age, becoming increasingly symptomatic after the age of 40. Women seem to be affected more than men. Complaints consist of tearing(paradoxical but true), irritation, red eye, burning, itching, and blurred vision.

Treatment is copious, frequent use of artificial tears available at your pharmacy without prescription. Artificial tears cannot be used too often and have no side effects. Tear duct plugs may be placed to help control the dry eye problem.


OUR EYE TOPICS

Ambylopia
Blepharitis
Conjuctivitis
Crossed Eyes
Diabetes
Diabetic retinopathy
Dry eye
Eyelid growth
Eyelidmargin infection

Flashing lights
Eye sun callous

Floaters, cowebs in vision
Glaucoma
Glaucoma and pain
Headaches and eyes
Hemorrhage on the eye
Irritation
Lazy eye
Lid margin infection
Macular degeneration
Migraine
Painful eye
Painful eye lid
Pinquiculum
Pterygium
Red eye
Retinal detachment
Sty or chalazion
Tearing
Vitreous degeneration


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