Dry Eye is a common condition where your tears aren’t able to keep your eyes lubricated. It frequently happens with aging, localized inflammation of the eyelids, and can be a side effect of some medications.
Dry eyes can feel extremely uncomfortable. You may feel your eyes burning, stinging, and have intermittent blurry vision. Ironically, having increased tearing can be sign of dry eyes as your body is trying to compensate for the dryness by increasing tear production.
Symptoms
- Blurry Vision
- Burning
- Tearing
- Eye Pain
- Scratchy Feeling
Dry Eyes Treatment
Typically treated with artifical tears, punctal plugs (block the drainage system of the eyes to increase tears), and medications to decrease inflammation and increase tear production. Come see our Cornea Fellowship trained specialists who have successfully treated even the most severe cases of dry eyes!
1254 Lititz Pike, Lancaster: Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm
606 Community Way, Lancaster: Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm
Ephrata Office: By appointment only
Phone: (717) 397-4724
Fax: (717) 397-6687
Text: (717) 734-5802
