Sudden dry eye is often caused by changes in your environment, daily habits, or overall health. […]
What Causes Dry Eyes All of a Sudden?
How to Unclog Meibomian Glands?
If your eyes feel gritty, dry, or uncomfortable, a blocked meibomian gland may be the reason. At West Shore Eye Care, we understand how frustrating these symptoms can be. These tiny, yet important glands line your eyelids and play a significant role in maintaining your eye health, but when they become clogged, the results can […]
How Long Do Eye Exams Take?
Life happens, and we all get busy. You may wonder how much time you should set aside for your next eye appointment. You can expect a typical comprehensive eye exam to last about 20–60 minutes. The total time you spend at the office may vary based on your personal eye care needs and history. For […]
Should Dry Eye Drops Sting?
Dry eye drops may sting briefly when applied, but persistent or painful stinging can indicate the need for a different formula or additional treatment. […]
Are Daily Contacts Better for Dry Eye?
Daily contact lenses offer several advantages for people dealing with dry eyes, from enhanced hydration to improved hygiene. Unlike traditional reusable contacts that can accumulate deposits and draw moisture from your eyes over time, daily disposables provide a fresh start every morning with a clean, sterile lens. […]
Does Dry Eye Syndrome Cause Headaches?
While there is no evidence that dry eye syndrome causes headaches, they frequently share common triggers and causes, so many people experience them simultaneously.
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Contact Lenses for Dry Eye Syndrome
Contact lenses for dry eye syndrome are made to retain moisture, reduce irritation and support lasting comfort […]
What to Know About Cataract Surgery and Lens Implants
Cataract surgery removes the clouded lens of your eye and replaces it with a clear implant in order to help you see more clearly. […]
IPL Dry Eye Treatment Side Effects
IPL is often desirable for its limited side effects, but as with all medical procedures, they are a possibility. Potential side effects include redness and swelling, increased light sensitivity, and skin reactions. […]
Can You Drive After an Eye Exam?
An eye exam is more than just reading letters from the infamous eye chart. It’s also a comprehensive assessment of your overall eye health and vision that goes beyond receiving an updated vision prescription for glasses or contacts. After a baseline routine eye exam, you’re generally okay to drive at the end of your appointment. […]
