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Dry eye occurs when the eyes aren't sufficiently moisturized, leading to itching, redness and pain from dry spots on the surface of the eye. The eyes may become dry and irritated because the tear ducts don't produce enough tears, or because the tears themselves have a chemical imbalance.<\/p>\n
People usually begin experiencing dry eye symptoms as they age, but the condition can also result from certain medications, conditions or injuries.<\/p>\n
Dry eye is not only painful, it can also damage the eye's tissues and impair vision. Fortunately, many treatment options<\/a> are available.<\/p>\n Non-surgical treatments for dry eye include blinking exercises, increasing humidity at home or work, and use of artificial tears or moisturizing ointment. If these methods fail, small punctal plugs may be inserted in the corners of the eyes to limit tear drainage, or the drainage tubes in the eyes may be surgically closed. Eyelid surgery<\/a> is also a solution if an eyelid condition is causing your dry eyes.<\/p>\n \"I've been a patient of Dr. Boggs<\/span> for many years. He's knowledgeable and friendly along with his courteous staff. I'd highly recommend Miramar Eye Specialists!\"<\/em> - Stephanie R.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n We now offer LipiFlow, a new treatment option for patients suffering from dry eyes. To learn more about LipiFlow, please contact our office or click here to view<\/a> our patient education videos.<\/p>\n Dry Eye and MGD<\/strong>non-surgical treatment<\/h3>\n
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