Dry Eyes, Blepharitis or Corneal Disease?
Dry
Eye Center of New York is committed to the treatment of dry eyes, blepharitis,
and related disorders of the surface of the eye. Remember to check our site Deep
Blue See for eye care products that provide comfort of those suffering from
eye disease.
Some Causes of Dry Eyes
Dry eyes are more pronounced in persons who have reduced blink frequency, such as persons who do detailed technical work or those who work at a computer. Dry eye is sometimes worsened by contact lens wear or surgery.
Dry Eye Symptoms
Symptoms of dry eyes can include redness, dryness, burning, grittiness, excessive tearing, tired eyes, blurry vision, and sensitivity to light. Patients with dry eyes rate their discomfort at a level similar to the way heart patients rate chest pain.
Treatment of Dry Eyes
Many eye care professionals are not aware of the optimal 
treatment
of dry eyes. When it comes to treatment of dry eyes, instillation of tears alone
is often not sufficient. We take a multi-pronged approach to dry eyes, and address
tear quality, production, distribution, drainage, and maintenance. Although there
is no cure for dry eye, careful management by an eye care professional can significantly
improve symptoms and quality of life. Learn more about
our treatment approach. Read testimonials from our satisfied customers.
If you have these eye conditions
- Redness
- Dryness
- Grittiness
- Burning
- Excessive Tearing
- Contact Lens Discomfort
- Post-surgical Eye Discomfort
Contact our Dry Eye Specialist at the Center for Ocular Film Tear Disorders and learn how we can help you. Also review the eye care products available at Deep Blue See for items that can provide comfort to you eyes.
You may also wish to purchase a copy of Dr. Latkany's book, Dry Eye Remedy, available March 20, 2007, which is now available at Amazon.com for pre-ordering.
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