Dry eyes can feel gritty, scratchy, or burning and can cause blurred vision, redness in and around your eyes, and increased sensitivity to light. A healthy layer of tears protects your eyes, keeps ...

E ver since I became a contact lens wearer many years ago, chronic dry eyes and I have become fast and familiar friends. That gritty feeling and overly red appearance only gets exacerbated by staring ...

Dear Savvy Senior: What kinds of treatments are available to combat dry eyes? Since I turned 55, my eyes have become increasingly dry and sensitive. — Blinking Brenda Dear Brenda: Dry eye is a common ...

A sandy, gritty feeling in your eyes. Intermittent blurry vision. The sense that there's something in your eye, but there's nothing there. These are all common symptoms of dry eye, a condition that ...

While dry eyes can be uncomfortable, it’s important to know that having dry eyes doesn’t directly cause blindness. But, without treatment, dry eyes can lead to complications that contribute to more ...

Wearing contact lenses can lead to dry eyes. Dry eye is a condition where your eyes cannot make enough tears to lubricate and nourish the eye. Symptoms may include burning, stinging, blurry vision, ...

More than 360 million people around the world suffer from dry eye disease, which is characterized by chronically red, scratchy or irritated eyes. blackday - stock.adobe.com Dry eye disease is no ...

Dry eye disease is a condition that occurs when your eyes do not make enough tears or when your tears dry up too quickly. Tears are essential for keeping the surface of your eyes healthy, comfortable, ...

Dry eye occurs when your eyes don't produce enough tears or when tears evaporate (dry up) too quickly. Your eyes may feel "dry," become red and irritated, and your vision may blur. While dry eye doesn ...

As Dry Eye Awareness Month kicks off, Bausch + Lomb is rolling out a new campaign to improve education about the condition. The latest awareness push, dubbed “Eyes Tell the Story: The Impact of Dry ...

At 22, I never expected to need help from my parents, be unable to drive, complete my nursing studies—or even read a book. But that's been my life for the past three years since I was diagnosed with a ...

I first reached for the bottle more than two decades ago, around the time I began to hear my own blinks and my eyes started to feel like they’d been dabbed with cotton balls. My optometrist didn’t ...