Eye Drops, Medications, And More For Dry Eye Syndrome

Eye drops and medications are the most common treatments for dry eye syndrome. Available in prescription and non-prescription forms, they can provide relief from some of the symptoms of dry eye, and some of them even address the root problems that cause dry eye syndrome!.

Eye Drops For Dry Eye Syndrome
There is a wide range of eye drops (non-prescription and prescription) that can help relieve the symptoms of dry eye syndrome. It’s important to note, however, that using eye drops should be temporary, and ideally, under the care of an eye doctor. Longterm usage could lead to eye damage.

Artificial Tears For Dry Eye Syndrome
Artificial tears are eye drops that can help with dry eye syndrome by keeping moisture on the surfaces of your eyes. Available over the counter (without a prescription), some brands of artificial tears help promote healing, while others help decrease tear evaporation. It’s important to note, however, that using artificial tears should be temporary, and ideally, under the care of an eye doctor. Long-term usage could lead to eye damage.

Ointments For Dry Eye Syndrome
Eye ointments that coat your eyes can provide relief for dry eyes that’s longer lasting, but they can also cloud your vision. It’s recommended that you only use these lubricating ointments right before you go to bed. It’s important to note, however, that using eye ointments should be temporary, and ideally, under the care of an eye doctor. Long-term usage could lead to eye damage.

Medications For Dry Eye Syndrome
Prescription medications are available for dry eyes that can help increase tear production. These dry eye medications come in the form of eye drops, gels, and pills!

For more information about eye drops and medications for dry eye syndrome, or to schedule a consultation with an eye doctor, contact the eye care specialist that’s near you!

 XYZ Eye Clinic – Cherry Creek North (Denver)!