Dry eyes can get worse during winter due the seasonal changes. Since less moisture is present in the air, your eyes will be less comfortable. Although you may wish to keep your home humid, it is not always possible. There are ways to prevent this condition from...
Although Schirmer tear test is well-known for more than 100 years, it is still not reliable in diagnosing dry eye disease. This simple test is not accurate in identifying large populations of people with aqueous deficiency, but it is a great tool for diagnosing and...
The most common causes of dry eyes are aging and disease. In severe cases, dry eye may lead to corneal ulcers and inflammation. It can also reduce the quality of life and make everyday activities difficult. For these reasons, it is vital to know the causes of dry...
A Schirmer’s test measures eye moisture levels. The test will determine if your eyes are dry. The test is not invasive and has been around for more 100 years. It can also help diagnose conditions such Sjogren’s Syndrome, which can cause eyes being dry and...
Corneal Endothelial Dystrophy in Children Contact an ophthalmologist if your child has corneal endothelial dystrophy. Your doctor may recommend an antibiotic eye drop. Your doctor may prescribe a pain relief medication to children. Your child may also be advised to...
Dry eyes after LASIK surgery are usually caused by a lack of tears. Scleral lenses may be recommended by your doctor in order to avoid these problems. These tiny devices keep the tears in contact with the cornea. These can help to prevent burning, irritation, dryness,...
