Management of Dry Eye

Use of artificial tears or lubricating eye drops
For
mild cases of dry eyes caused by computer use, reading,
schoolwork and other situational causes, the best dry eye tre...
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Take frequent breaks during computer use. A good rule of thumb here is to look away from your screen at least every 20 minutes...
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When outdoors
during the day, always wear sunglasses that block 100 percent of the
sun's UV
rays. It's
best if ...
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Tobacco
smoke is a known eye irritant and worsens dry eye — even among second-hand
smokers — particularly for contact len...
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Air conditioners reduce humidity in the air which can lead to dryness in the eyes. Avoid direct exposure of your eyes to flow ...
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Placing
a warm compress on your eyes then washing your eyelids with baby shampoo helps
to release some of the oil in your eyel...
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Talk
to your doctor to see if prescription drugs might be causing your dry eyes. Many
common drugs
have dry
eye ...
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Contact
lenses can soak up the fluid in your eye. Keep lenses clean, and try not wear
them all time
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