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Dry Eye Syndrome

What is Dry Eye syndrome?

It is a condition that occurs when the eyes don’t produce enough tears, or the tears disappear too quickly to keep the eyes lubricated. This causes patients to have symptoms such as burning, pain, redness, dryness, or fatigue in the eyes which in extreme cases can cause migraines as well.

Dry Eye Syndrome Symptoms

You feel foreign substances in the eyes and they swell often

A burning sensation and stringy mucus

Blurry vision as if there was a screen in front of your eyes

Regular redness and heavy, fatigued eyes

Dry Eye Syndrome Treatment Method

IPL Laser treatment

01

Personalized eye drops

02

Tear ointment

03

Eye supplements

04

Types of Dry Eye Syndrome

Dryness from insufficient tears

Dryness from low-quality tears

Dryness caused by eyelid inflammation

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can dry eye syndrome be completely cured at once?

Dry eye syndrome is treated through consistent care rather than being cured at once. Treatments should not be discontinued arbitrarily just because symptoms have eased– it is recommended to regularly have supplementary check-ups paired with non-surgical treatments on a regular basis.

Ways to Prevent Dry Eye Syndrome

Sufficient water intake

Regular water consumption is needed to keep the body hydrated and the metabolism active.

Blinking

Reduce use of electronic devices as much as possible and try to blink often to stimulate the tear glands.

Using artificial tears

Ensure the eyes are well-lubricated by using artificial tears or eye drops.

Adequate Indoor Ventilation

Ventilate indoor spaces for at least 30 minutes daily to maintain clean air quality.

Maintain optimal indoor humidity levels

Placing a plant or humidifier nearby when using the heater will maintain appropriate humidity levels.