Lifestyle and Environmental Modifications

• Avoid dry or windy environments.
• Use humidifiers and take breaks during screen time.

Artificial Tears and Lubricating Eye Drops

• Use over-the-counter options to keep eyes moist.
• Consider preservative-free drops for sensitive eyes.

Prescription Medications

• Cyclosporine (e.g., Restasis) or lifitegrast (e.g., Xiidra) can reduce inflammation and increase tear production.

Punctal Plugs and Other Procedures

• Small devices inserted into tear ducts help retain moisture.
• Other treatments include intense pulsed light therapy.

Managing Underlying Conditions

• Address contributing factors like allergies or autoimmune diseases with specialist care.

When to See a Specialist

• Consult an ophthalmologist for persistent or severe symptoms for tailored treatment plans.