by Joseph Conroy | Apr 2, 2016 | Dry Eyes Treatment
High blood pressure in the eyes is a common health issue affecting 4-6 million people in the United States. The condition can cause damage or loss of vision and optic nerves in the eyes. It affects approximately 4%-10% of the elderly. Ocular hypertension can be... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 2, 2016 | Dry Eyes Treatment
Nearsightedness, also called presbyopia or nearsightedness, is a common condition that affects roughly one-third American citizens. Nearsighted people have naturally wide-focused eyes. This allows them to see clearly close-up but blurred vision in the distance. Even... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 2, 2016 | Dry Eyes Treatment
Although there are many vitamins that can be used to treat dry eyes, only a handful of them are worth taking every single day. A multivitamin might not be the best choice, but a high quality supplement is the best. Omega-3 supplements contain the right mix of... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 2, 2016 | Dry Eyes Treatment
When a punctal plug is inserted, it will rehydrate the tear film and restore tear production. This procedure can cause irritation and pain and may need to be repeated. Side effects include a scratchy, irritating feeling in the corner or excessive tears. The punctal... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 2, 2016 | Dry Eyes Treatment, Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD), menopause, menopause and dry eyes, MGD
Dry Eyes and Menopause – All Natural Relief That Works – TheraLIfe Dry eye symptoms in women are often caused by menopause. The body’s estrogen levels decrease during this time, which can cause dry eyes. One of the more subtle symptoms of this... 
by Joseph Conroy | Apr 2, 2016 | corneal dystrophy, Dry Eyes Treatment
Corneal dystrophies can be described as a group of more than 20 types of eye diseases that affect the cornea. These inherited, slow-progressing conditions can cause corneal abnormalities such as the accumulation of material. Early stages of these diseases may cause... 
