Dry Eyes
Dry Eye Relief Springfield
Decreased production of tears from your tear glands or changes in the composition of the tear fluid can cause dry eyes. Dry eye can be broken down into two categories: inflammatory or non-inflammatory. Recent advancements allow us to test for the presence of the absence of inflammation.
Dry Eye Treatments
This allows for specific treatment to target the type of dryness that is present. Treatments for dry eye include, but are not limited to over-the-counter artificial tears, prescription drops nutritional supplements and tear duct plugs.
Dry Eye Symptom Quiz
If you can say yes to any of the questions below, you may want to learn more about a new treatment for dry eyes. Are any of the following true for your eyes:
- Dry, gritty or scratchy?
- Sore or irritated?
- Feels like there’s a foreign object in your eye?
- Burning or stinging?
- Itching? Watering?
- Vision fluctuations after reading or using a computer?
- Pressure?
- Eye fatigue after reading or using a computer?
- Glare in your eyes at night?
- Halos around lights at night?
- Difficulty driving at night?
- Using artificial tears?
