Dry eye syndrome is a common eye condition that often feels like a gritty, sandy, dry, or burning sensation under the eyes. Typically caused by a problem with your tear production, this condition tends to lead to redness and irritation. But many people report that they experience both dry eyes and headaches simultaneously, leading to […]
Your child’s schoolwork, leisure, socializing, and more are becoming increasingly digital, and while screens can be a powerful tool for learning and expression, they can also affect their eyes. Children use screens earlier than ever, and many school-aged children have their own devices. As a parent to a unique generation, it isn’t easy to navigate […]
Pink eye is a common infection that often clears up over time, but the duration of pink eye depends on the type of conjunctivitis you have. Viral conjunctivitis can last 7 to 14 days without treatment, bacterial conjunctivitis can clear up in 2 to 5 days with proper treatment, and allergic conjunctivitis can last as […]
Macular degeneration is an age-related eye condition that can cause reduced vision, most commonly in people over 40. It occurs when the central part of the retina, called the macula (responsible for sharp central vision), deteriorates over time. Because the changes in macular degeneration are subtle, people don’t always have or notice symptoms. Early warning […]
Are you struggling with dry eyes? Are you tired of feeling like you have sandpaper rubbing against your eyes every time you blink? Dry eye disease is a common condition caused by a lack of tears or poor-quality tears. Symptoms of dry eye disease can be uncomfortable and even more challenging if you’re a contact […]
Have you ever experienced dry eyes and blurry vision at the same time? If so, you might be wondering if these two things are related. The short answer is yes—dry eyes can cause blurry vision. Your eyes need constant tears to keep them lubricated and comfortable. And if your eyes don’t produce enough tears or […]
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