
13/05/2025
DON'T DENY YOUR DRY EYES
If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, you may have Chronic Dry Eye disease:
- Dryness/itching
- Burning/stinging
- Watering eyes
- A gritty or sandy sensation
- Feeling like something is in your eye
- Sensitivity to light
- Blurry vision or difficulty seeing at night
- Problems wearing contact lenses
Over time, Chronic Dry Eye disease may get worse, and may have health consequences for your eyes, including damage to the front surface of the eye, increased risk of eye infection, and effects on your vision.
Recurring dry eye symptoms can limit your ability to perform daily activities like:
- reading
- driving at night
- watching tv
- working on the computer
- wearing contact lenses
If you think you may have Chronic Dry Eye, schedule a medical exam with your optometrist or ophthalmologist to see if you have chronic dry eye
Don't wait