by Joseph Conroy | Apr 6, 2016 | dry eye treatment, Dry Eyes Treatment, fish oil
Omega-3 fatty acids is present in fish oil , which can improve eye health. This nutrient can stimulate tear production, lubricate the eyes, and protect them from damage. You can take fish oil in pill form or capsules. However, not all omega 3 fish oils are created... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 5, 2016 | Dry Eyes Treatment, glaucoma, latanoprost
Latanoprost is a prescription medication for the treatment of glaucoma. One of the side effect is it causes chronic dry eyes. If you take Latanoprost for glaucoma, we highly recommend that you take TheraLife Eye capsules to treat your dry eyes for better outcome.... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 5, 2016 | Dry Eyes Treatment, eye drops
The best eye drops to use for dry eyes depend on your situation and your doctor’s recommendations. Lipidic-based drops are the best for dry eyes. They contain a substance that protects the underside from evaporation. 86% of people with this condition lose the... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 4, 2016 | chalazion, Dry Eyes Treatment
A chalazion, or white or yellow spot, is an inflammation of the eyelids. It is a sign that you have blepharitis. The gland retains oil if something blocks an eyelid oil gland. The chalazion becomes infected when it hardens. An ophthalmologist can perform a chalazion... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 4, 2016 | dry eyes, Dry Eyes Treatment, eye drops
In the past, doctors and patients have used various treatments to treat dry eye. The main goal of treatment is to reduce symptoms and restore the moisture in the eyes. This is the most important step in the curing process. However, a good dry eye cure may not be... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 4, 2016 | Dry Eyes Treatment
There are many symptoms that can be caused by corneal ulcer. Each patient’s condition is different. Treatment will depend on the severity of the problem. The symptoms of corneal cancer include burning, eyelid swelling and watering. Later, blurred vision and... 
