Dry eye is a common and often chronic problem, particularly in older adults. The natural aging process can lead to a range of ocular problems, affecting both the quantity and quality of your tears and causing the uncomfortable dry eye symptoms you may be experiencing....
Burning eyes refers to having irritated eyes which may or may not turn red and have tears. You’ll experience a burning sensation accompanied with other symptoms such as watery eyes, pain in the eyes, eye discharge and itching. Your eyes may burn due to many...
Dry eyes can often cause serious and painful symptoms for the elderly. As eyelid blinkers are used tear forms on the retina. Tear provides lubricity, prevents eye infections, removes foreign materials and maintains the surface of the eyes clean. Excess tears flow...
Evaporative dry eye is a dry-eye condition that causes swollen eyelids and blurred vision. This usually happens because the eye is not releasing sufficient tears to cover the ocular surface adequately. Evaporative dry eye is quite common accounting for over 90% of...
What is dry eye? Dry eye happens when your eyes don’t make enough tears to stay wet, or when your tears don’t work correctly. This can make your eyes feel uncomfortable, and in some cases it can also cause vision problems. Dry eyes are an recurring...
Dry eyes can often cause redness or sting to your eyes. Dry eye is temporary and chronic. Dry eye happens if your tears have not yet absorbed enough tears or if the tears have evaporated. Chronic dry eye can have multiple consequences, including the double vision to...
