Dry Eyes
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Understanding Dry Eyes — Your GP's Guide
Dry eyes occur when the eyes do not produce enough tears, or when tears evaporate too quickly. Symptoms include stinging, burning, grittiness and blurred vision, especially with screen use or in dry environments.
Dry Eye Treatment Guide
Managing Dry Eyes: A Doctor's Perspective on Lasting Relief
What are dry eyes?
Common causes include ageing, menopause, screen use, contact lenses, certain medicines and conditions such as blepharitis or Sjögren's syndrome.
When to seek medical advice
See an optician or GP if symptoms are persistent, there is pain, light sensitivity or vision changes, or if over-the-counter drops are not helping.
Available treatments
Preservative-free artificial tears are first-line. Gels and ointments help at night. Prescription options include ciclosporin eye drops and punctal plugs. Treating underlying blepharitis with warm compresses often helps.
What to expect
Most people improve with regular drop use within a few weeks. Chronic dry eye often needs ongoing management rather than a one-off cure.
Self-care
Take screen breaks (20-20-20 rule), use a humidifier, stay hydrated, avoid direct air from fans or vents, and clean eyelid margins daily if you have blepharitis.