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What is "Dry Eye" anyway?

What is "Dry Eye" anyway?

There’s a big difference between someone who needs the occasional eye drops because they’re experiencing temporary dryness, due to a change in climate or environment, and someone who is chronically suffering from irritable, dry eyes.

If you’re reading this, it is likely that you’re the latter.

But you may still be wondering: what’s the big difference between the two? How do I know I need to seek help and treatment?

May 03, 2019