By Namita S Kalla | February 24, 2025
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Dryness, irritation, burning, and a sensation of something in the eye are common symptoms of chronic dry eyes
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Environmental factors, ageing, certain medications, and health conditions like diabetes and autoimmune diseases
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Chronic dry eyes can cause blurred vision, making it difficult to focus or perform daily activities comfortably
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Using eye gels, lubricating eye drops, and warm compresses can soothe dry eyes and provide longer-lasting relief
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Inadequate or poor-quality tear production leads to tear film dysfunction, which results in dryness and discomfort in the eyes
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Artificial tears, prescription eye drops, and using humidifiers or taking breaks from screens can reduce symptoms
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Extended screen time contributes to reduced blinking, leading to tear evaporation and dryness. This can worsen chronic dry eyes
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Drinking plenty of water helps maintain tear production and keeps eyes lubricated, reducing dryness and the risk of irritation
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Air conditioning, smoke, and dry weather conditions can worsen dry eyes. It is important to control these environmental factors