Dry Eye

Why Dry Heat is Better than Moist Heat for Dry Eye Disease

by Barry J. Linder, MD, MS Diplomate, American Board of Ophthalmology
January 30, 2022

Looking for Home Treatment Options for Dye Eyes?

Home treatment for dry eyes can be very helpful in managing the condition. One of the easiest and most accessible methods is to apply a warm compress regularly. Although you might think to dampen a washcloth to implement this strategy, using dry heat is more conducive to the management of dry eye disease (DED). Read on to explore why dry heat works better than moist heat when treating DED.

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Do Warm Compresses Help Dry Eyes?

by Barry J. Linder, MD, MS Diplomate, American Board of Ophthalmology
January 15, 2022January 16, 2022

Learn More About Dry Eye Treatment

When left untreated, dry eye disease (also known as dry eye or DED) can be a truly debilitating condition. If your eyes become chronically dry, the issue may impede your daily routine and bring daily discomfort to your life. Dry eye symptoms can be uncomfortable and even painful. If you have experienced blurred vision and red, painful eyes that burn, relief cannot come soon enough.

The Downsides to Regular Eyedrops Use

by Barry J. Linder, MD, MS Diplomate, American Board of Ophthalmology
December 15, 2021

The Downsides to Regular Eyedrops Use

Managing Dry Eye Disease (DED) can be challenging, especially if a treatment or product causes additional issues. Eyedrops may seem like a quick fix for the irritating symptoms of DED, but this at-home treatment option can lead to further symptoms. Before you turn to a bottle of drops for Dry Eye relief, be sure that you know the potential risks involved.