Treat Dry Eye Conditions Before and After Cataract Surgery
Ophthalmologists check for evidence of Dry Eye Disease before conducting cataract surgery. Untreated Dry Eye can impact post-surgery patient vision outcomes.
Barry J. Linder, MD, MS Diplomate, American Board of Ophthalmology
Wearing Contact Lenses with Dry Eye Disease
People love contact lenses for their convenience, great vision, and appearance, especially those with a desire to live without glasses! However, people who develop Dry Eye Disease (DED) may find contact lenses uncomfortable to wear. They can exacerbate the gritty, gummy, scratchy symptoms of DED. Fortunately, simple-to-use home treatments for Dry Eye can help people manage those symptoms and enable people to continue wearing their contact lenses.
Can Wearing Contact Lenses Cause Dry Eye Disease?
Controlling Dry Eye Disease in Hot Dry Summers
Summer heat poses special challenges for Dry Eye Disease sufferers. But there are easy and effective treatments to help keep symptoms under control.
