Dry Eye Disease

Dry eye disease occurs when your eyes don't produce enough tears or when tears evaporate too quickly. It causes discomfort, burning, and blurred vision. Modern treatments can effectively manage this chronic condition.

Scope & Coverage

Tear film stability assessment

Tear production measurement

Meibomian gland evaluation

Ocular surface health check

Treatment plan with lifestyle modifications

Follow-up monitoring schedule

What Our Patients Say

"The dry eye assessment was thorough. My treatment plan has made a huge difference."

— Shalini Verma

"Found out my meibomian glands were blocked. Warm compresses are helping a lot."

— Nikhil Jain

"Was using wrong eye drops. The Eye Expert prescribed the right ones."

— Aarti Kumari

"My watery eyes were actually dry eyes! Who knew? Proper treatment fixed it."

— Dinesh Gupta

"Lifestyle changes recommended during the visit reduced my symptoms by 70%."

— Revathi Nair

Frequently Asked Questions

Watery eyes can be a reflex response to dry eye — reflex tears lack the oil layer needed for stability.

Chronic dry eye can cause corneal scratches, infections, and reduced vision quality.

Artificial tears, warm compresses, omega-3 supplements, and prescription anti-inflammatory drops.

Yes, reduced blinking during screen use is a major contributor to dry eye.

It's often a chronic condition, but symptoms can be well-managed with proper treatment.

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