About Dry Eye
Dry eye happens when eyes do not make enough tears or tears evaporate quickly. It can cause burning, irritation, redness, and blurred vision.
Dry Eye symptoms
- burning eyes
- gritty feeling
- redness
- watering
- blurred vision
Common causes of Dry Eye
- screen use
- dry environment
- aging
- medicines
- autoimmune disease
Dry Eye treatment options
- See an eye specialist for pain, vision change, severe redness, contact lens issues, or persistent symptoms.
Safe home care for Dry Eye
- take screen breaks
- avoid direct fan/AC
- use lubricating drops if suitable
Emergency signs for Dry Eye
- difficulty breathing
- chest pain
- confusion or fainting
- severe dehydration
- blood in vomit, stool, urine, or sputum
- severe abdominal pain
- high fever that does not improve
- symptoms in pregnancy, infants, elderly patients, or immunocompromised patients
Medicines related to Dry Eye
Ask a qualified doctor or pharmacist before using medicines for Dry Eye.