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July’s Dry Eye Awareness: Symptoms, Solutions & Expert Tips from SightMD

Each July, National Dry Eye Awareness Month shines a spotlight on a common yet often overlooked condition that affects millions of Americans: dry eye disease. With symptoms that can range from mild discomfort to vision disruption, raising awareness is...

Protecting Your Vision in Every Season

Seasonal Eye Health Our eyes face different challenges throughout the year, from spring eye allergies to dry eyes in winter. Adapting your seasonal eye care routine to the changing environment is essential for maintaining clear, healthy vision. Learn how...

How to Prepare Your Eyes for the Colder Months

As temperatures decrease and the air grows drier, the colder months can significantly affect your eye health. To take care of dry, irritated eyes and protect your vision, there are several ways to keep your eyesight clear. This is...

Does Fall Weather Have an Impact on Dry Eyes?

As fall approaches and temperatures drop, many people may notice an increase in dry eye symptoms. Changes in the weather, along with factors like wind and lower humidity, can make dry eyes feel worse. At SightMD, we understand how...

Oculoplastic Surgery to Fix Tear Duct and Excessive Tearing Issues

Addressing Tear Duct and Excessive Tearing Issues with Oculoplastic Surgery Among the components of the eye, the tear ducts and their function are integral for maintaining the balance of moisture in the eye. However, issues related to tear ducts...

Treating (and Preventing) Dry Eyes in Winter

It’s not unusual to notice that your eyes are drier in the winter. Dry eyes are most likely to occur in winter and spring when seasonal changes like lower indoor humidity and high winds, can lead to dry eyes...

Are Medications Causing Dry Eye?

Dry eye is a very common problem.  It affects women more than men and becomes more prevalent as people get older.  It can present in many ways but typical symptoms include: Excessive tearing is another symptom, although it seems...

Is It Safe To Use Eye Drops Regularly?

The very short answer is NO. Excessive use can actually make the redness in your eyes worse and could lead to several other more serious risks.  Here’s the slightly longer answer. There are plenty of eye “Redness Relief” products...