How to Care for your Dry Eyes

From interminable dryness to low dampness in the winter months, there are numerous reasons for dry eyes. While the vast majority knows how to manage dry skin, there are numerous individuals who are unsure of what to do about their dry eyes. Between ten to fifteen percent of individuals in the United States have had issues with dry eyes, so it is critical to take a couple of minutes to recognize what to do on the off chance that you end up affliction from them.

Numerous diverse components can result in dry eyes, and knowing which one influence you can make it simpler to treat. The measure of tears your eyes produce depends on whether the eye is very still or under anxiety, for instance from eye strain that comes from perusing. Some individuals refer to reasons for dry eyes as being wind, dry situations or reactions of a medicine.

What are the symptoms of dry eyes?

People with severely dry eye eyes usually complain of symptoms including pain, redness and decreased vision. For people with less severe cases, symptoms may include itchiness and pain. Since the symptoms are relatively general, it is important to see your eye care physician to rule out other, more serious complications.

Tear Lab: New Diagnosis in Dry Eye

Tear osmolarity has been shown to have the best predictive value for diagnosing Dry Eye Disease of any single test. TearLab’s sophisticated lab on a chip technology tests a tiny tear sample to measure Osmolarity, or the salt content in the tears. We will test both eyes, and will take the highest number of the two tests, to generate Your Osmolarity Number. Your Osmolarity Number gives us a meaningful measure of the health and stability of the protective tear film that covers the surface of your eyes. The number generated correlates with the severity of the disease and can also be a great indicator of response to treatment modalities.

How to treat dry eyes?

No matter what the cause, many doctors recommend to wear sunglasses to protect the eyes from external triggers such as wind and bright lights. During the wintertime, many homes, office and indoor facilities have dry heating systems, a major cause of dryness in the air. Although you can’t control the air in public places, it may be worth the investment to purchase a humidifier for your home. It will add moisture into the air, helping to reduce symptoms of dry eyes. Another solution is to use artificial tears four or more times per day, or as needed, for Eye Lasik Surgery

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