Dry eyes can cause symptoms such as irritation, burning, itching, watering, redness, heaviness of the eyes, or a feeling of sand or dust inside the eyes. The fact that you feel relief after using Mafloren-KT suggests that your symptoms may be related to dryness, allergy, or mild eye surface inflammation. Mafloren-KT and Alerchek eye drops are sometimes prescribed when dryness is associated with allergy or irritation because they may help reduce inflammation, itching, and discomfort. However, some eye drops used for allergy or inflammation may not be meant for long-term unsupervised use, especially if they contain medicines that reduce inflammation strongly. For true dry eyes, lubricating or artificial tear drops are usually the safest and most commonly used long-term treatment because they help keep the eyes moist and comfortable. It is important not to continue any medicated eye drops for a long time without follow-up advice from your eye doctor, as certain drops may cause side effects if overused. Along with medicines, reducing screen time, blinking regularly, avoiding direct fan or AC air on the eyes, staying hydrated, and taking short breaks during reading or mobile use may also help improve dry eye symptoms. If you develop redness, pain, swelling, light sensitivity, blurred vision, or worsening discomfort, you should consult your eye specialist again for proper examination and confirmation of the diagnosis. With correct treatment and eye care habits, dry eye symptoms can usually be controlled effectively.