Dry eyes can have many causes, many of which may seem to come out of nowhere. Typically, this can be solved with home remedies or OTC eye drops, but if it persists, you may want to see a doctor. Dry ...

Amazing, fantastic results, and pure amazement — that’s how Dr. Arthur Benjamin of the Benjamin Eye Institute describes what he’s seeing from patients after incorporating Tixel i® treatments for dry ...

Temporary dry eyes may go away on their own. For example, sheltering from strong winds may help dry eyes if winds are the problem, or stopping to take medications that are causing dry eye may help.

Dry eye is a condition that impacts more than half of Americans, but can get misdiagnosed. “Over the last year and a half, I've had significantly worsening, like, burning of my eyes, Itching, this ...

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Many of us suffer from dry eyes, especially in the cooler months, but not everyone has to live with red-eyed irritation. We recently discovered that a heated eye mask can help moisten those eyeballs ...

With inflammation being the cause of dry eye in many cases, future treatment will likely target this aspect of dry eye. Nicole Bajic, MD, ophthalmologist and assistant professor at Cleveland Clinic's ...

Haupt is a health and wellness editor at TIME. Haupt is a health and wellness editor at TIME. Last October, when Talia Rotenberg was traveling to Europe, her eyes became bloodshot, watery, and painful ...

Share on Pinterest Castor oil could be a good natural remedy for dry eye disease, a new trial indicates. BERND THISSEN/DPA/AFP via Getty Images Researchers based in New Zealand finished a pilot trial ...

For patients with mild dry eye syndrome (DES), aqueous or lipid enhancement of the tear film with topical agents is the appropriate first-line therapy. These include emulsions, gels and ointments ...