Dry Eyes in Winter: Causes and Relief
Dry eyes in winter can make a morning walk or an evening with a book less comfortable. Wind, dry air, and indoor heating can cause tears to evaporate faster, leading …
Learn MoreDry eyes in winter can make a morning walk or an evening with a book less comfortable. Wind, dry air, and indoor heating can cause tears to evaporate faster, leading …
Learn MoreContact lens intolerance is when wearing your contacts starts to feel rough or uncomfortable, even if they used to be great all day. You might experience dryness, burning, irritation, redness, …
Learn MoreIf you constantly reach for your eye drops, it may be time to start looking into the bigger problem: Why do you need them so often? They’re a quick and …
Learn MoreIf your eyelid hurts, common causes include a stye, chalazion, blepharitis, allergies, pink eye, dry eye, or an eyelid infection. The location of the pain and other symptoms, such as …
Learn MoreChronic dry eye can cause persistent burning, watering, irritation, and blurred vision, even with lubricating eye drops. While Arizona’s dry air, wind, heat, and air conditioning can worsen symptoms, the …
Learn MoreCommon eye diseases do not all announce themselves with dramatic vision loss. A cataract may slowly dull colors. Glaucoma can progress before you notice anything wrong. Dry eye may blur …
Learn MoreEye problems that cause headaches often leave clues. The ache may arrive after a long afternoon on a laptop, begin when you try to read small print, or settle around …
Learn MoreVision changes can make driving feel different long before they interfere with other parts of your day. Headlights may create more glare, road signs may look less distinct, or your …
Learn MoreBlepharitis symptoms can include red, swollen, itchy, crusty, burning, or irritated eyelids. At Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center, patients across Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Glendale, Goodyear, Surprise, Tucson, Flagstaff, and throughout …
Learn MoreWhat is scleritis? Scleritis is inflammation of the sclera, the white outer layer of the eye. It can cause deep eye pain, redness, tenderness, light sensitivity, and blurry vision. Unlike …
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