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Get The Information About Dry Eye Symptoms From The Eye Practice

Dry Eye symptoms can be defined as a lack of tears or an imbalance in the composition of the tear film in the eyes, which can lead to a feeling of grittiness, uncomfortable, sting or burning, itchiness and ironically can then cause excessive tearing. For more information, please contact us. visit our website- http://dryeyes.com.au

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Get The Information About Dry Eye Symptoms From The Eye Practice

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  1. Get The Information About Dry Eye Symptoms From The Eye Practice Dry Eyes: Dry Eye symptoms can be defined as a lack of tears or an imbalance in the composition of the tear film in the eyes, which can lead to a feeling of grittiness, uncomfortable, sting or burning, itchiness and ironically can then cause excessive tearing. Interestingly the clinician can often see significant dry eye irritation of the surface of the eye, yet the patient does not perceive any irritation. Common Symptoms of dry eyes: •Red eyes, Blurring of vision • Itching, a gritty sensation • Pain into eyes,Excess watering • A feeling of a foreign body or sand in the eye • Excess tears running down the cheeks • Light sensitivity, tired eyes • Eyelids that stick together when you wake up • This leads to the eyes drying out and becoming inflamed (red and swollen) and irritated. • Feelings of dryness, grittiness or soreness that gets worse throughout the day • Temporarily blurred vision and usually improves when blink For more details visit:Dryeyes.com.au THE EYE PRACTICE Mezzannie Level 44 Market St Sydney NSW 2000 Ph: (02) 9290 1899 Fax: (02) 9290 1678 Info [at] theeyepractice [dot] com [dot] au Opening Hours Mon 8.30am – 4:00pm Tues to Fri 8:30am – 5:00pm

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