Dry eye syndrome can cause various symptoms, including pain, stinging, and blurred vision. Over-the-counter (OTC) medications such as artificial tears and prescription eye drops can help manage ...

E ver since I became a contact lens wearer many years ago, chronic dry eyes and I have become fast and familiar friends. That gritty feeling and overly red appearance only gets exacerbated by staring ...

Dry eye treatments include over-the-counter eye drops and prescription medicines. The AMCP abstract included immunomodulators ...

Clinical trials for a laser treatment targeting this common eye disease will begin in Finland next spring, and researchers hope it could become available to patients within three years. About one in ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . The TRPM8 receptor agonist increases natural tear production as early as day 1. Alcon also launched a campaign ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Tryptyr stimulates corneal sensory nerves and increases natural tear production. In phase 3 trials, more ...

Tyrvaya is a prescription nasal spray approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat dry eyes. It offers a potentially effective alternative to medicated eye drops and has a low risk of ...

Four years ago, Carolyn Adelsten woke up feeling like something was in her eye and it wouldn’t come out. She visited an eye specialist, got a diagnosis of mild dry eye disease and was told to use ...

Once relatively rare, dry eye disease (DED) is now considered one of the most common — and annoying — eye conditions. Here’s what you need to know about determining if you have it, identifying the ...

Dry eye disease is a condition that occurs when your eyes do not make enough tears or when your tears dry up too quickly. Tears are essential for keeping the surface of your eyes healthy, comfortable, ...

That gritty, itchy feeling in your eyes can arise from many causes, including too much screen time, and eye drops may only make it worse. By Jane E. Brody I didn’t have to wait until my ninth decade ...