Over 20% of Americans will suffer from Dry Eye in their lifetime, and as you age the rates only get higher. Many try eye drops with to help and turn to their medical advisor who oftentimes will prescribe prescription eye drops.
Top Prescription Eye Drops (Ocular surface inflammation/dry eye)
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- TheraTears. …
- Refresh Optive Advanced. …
- Soothe Lubricant Eye Drops. …
- GenTeal Lubricant Eye Drops, Mild to Moderate Dry Eye Relief. …
- Bion Tears Lubricant Eye Drops, Single Use Vials. …
- Boiron Optique 1 Eye Drops, Single Use Doses. …
- Similasan Dry Eye Relief Sterile Eye Drops
NEW CHRONIC DRY EYE TREATMENT
Many doctors are choosing advanced training in Chronic Dry Eye placement. Chronic Dry Eye treatment Placement covered by Medicare and Most Major Insurances this Chronic Dry Eye treatment has seen 88% positive results for thousands who have suffered and prescription eye drops and/or plugs that just don’t work.
Speak to a eye doctor in your area who has advanced training in the Eyecyte network. Find Chronic Dry Eye Doctor Near Me
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While you wait you might want to try some of these home remedies to help reduce the pain:
- A warm, wet cloth. Hold this over your eyes for five minutes to reduce dry eye symptoms.
- Massage your eyelids with a mild soap, such as baby shampoo. Close your eyes, apply the soap with your fingertips, and gently massage your eyelids.
- Omega-3 supplements. …
- Castor oil eye drops.
You might ask your doctor about:
- Blink Lubricating Eye Drops for Mild Moderate Dry Eye. Best for General Use.
- Bausch & Lomb Soothe Preservative Free Lubricant Eye Drops. Best for Frequent Dryness.
- Clear Eyes Pure Relief Multi-Symptom Eye Drops. Best for Redness Relief.
- Refresh Contact Lens Comfort Drops. Best for Contact Lens Wearers.
Severe Dry Eye Treatment – If Closing your tear ducts does not work. If your chronic dry eye doesn’t respond to traditional methods, your doctor may recommend this procedure to partially or completely plug your tear ducts. The idea is that tears will stay in your eyes longer if there is nowhere for them to drain. Punctal plugs are made of silicone and are removable and if this still does not work you may qualify for “Placement of amniotic membrane on the ocular surface; without sutures”. CPT CODE 65778
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