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Dry Eyes Home Remedies

Soothing Relief for Dry Eyes.

Why are my eyes dry?

Ever wondered why your eyes feel dry and scratchy? It could be because your eyes aren’t getting enough moisture or the tears evaporate too quickly. This can happen from things like staring at screens for too long, dry or windy weather, aging, or even certain medications.

When your eyes aren’t properly lubricated, they can feel irritated or uncomfortable. Fortunately, understanding the cause can help you find simple ways to bring relief and keep your eyes feeling fresh again.

If the dryness persists, it’s a good idea to consult your doctor for further advice.
 

How to use home remedies to easy Dry Eyes?

  • Warm Compress: Apply a warm, damp cloth to your eyes to help stimulate tear production and soothe dryness.

  • Tea Compress: Soak cotton wool in warm tea, like chamomile or green tea, squeeze out the excess, and place it on your closed eyes to calm irritation and hydrate.

  • Cucumber Slices: Chilled cucumber slices can cool and hydrate the skin around your eyes, helping to refresh and relieve dryness.

  • Humidifier: Using a humidifier adds moisture to the air, preventing the environment from drying out your eyes.

  • Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to support tear production and keep your eyes moisturized from the inside out.

  • Avoiding Screens: Take regular breaks from looking at screens to reduce eye strain and dryness.

  • Wear Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from wind, dust, and UV rays when outdoors to prevent dryness.

  • Ice: Applying a cold compress can reduce irritation and swelling. It can help soothe tired, puffy eyes and refresh the area around your eyes. 

Additional helpful Resources: 
- Queensland Gov
- Glaucoma Australia

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