Dry Eyes Treatment Process
About Dry Eyes

What is Dry Eye?

Dry Eyes Treatment Process

Dry eye condition affects your tear film. A smooth and stable film of tears helps you have a clear vision. Dry eye occurs when you lack enough tears or when tears evaporate too fast. Some prominent symptoms are burning, itching, redness, and a gritty feeling in the eyes.

Causes could be diverse - ranging from lifestyle and environmental factors to underlying conditions. That’s why, dry eye is considered a multifactorial disease. Expert eye specialists at Sohana Hospital look at your symptoms and conduct appropriate eye tests. It helps us identify the root cause of the problem to give you the right treatment.

Highlights Of Our Dry Eye Treatment:
  • Instant relief from irritation & redness
  • Improved vision & clarity
  • Personalized treatment for lasting comfort
  • Expert care with advanced technology
  • Dry eye suite
  • Long-term eye health protection
  • No hospital stay needed

CAUSES OF DRY EYE

  • Ageing
  • Prolonged screen time
  • Contact lens use
  • Dry or windy environments
  • Certain medications
  • Autoimmune diseases
  • Hormonal changes
  • Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD)
  • Vitamin A deficiency
  • Eyelid disorders

SYMPTOMS OF DRY EYE

  • Stinging, burning, or itching, in eyes
  • Redness in eyes
  • Stringy mucus in or around your eyes
  • Light-sensitivity
  • A sensation of having some particles in your eyes
  • Difficulty using contact lenses
  • Difficulty driving at night
  • Watery eyes
  • Tiredness in eyes
  • Blurred vision

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Medications

  • Prescription Eye Drops: Prescription eye drops like Restasis and Cequa contain immune-suppressing medications that help reduce inflammation in the cornea. These medicines need a proper prescription.
  • Artificial Tears: Available over-the-counter, artificial tears are lubricating eye drops that provide temporary relief by mimicking natural tears
  • Eye Ointments: Eye ointments treat dryness and soreness in eyes. They also treat the gap between your eyelids, which is a cause of dry eyes.
  • Blood Serum Drops: Blood serum eye drops are made of plasma and blood serum, and used when other treatments do not show results. Basically, your own blood is mixed with sterile saline to treat all the symptoms of dry eyes.
Medications for Dry Eyes

Lipiflow Therapy

If you suffer from Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), a hard-to-treat leading cause of dry eyes, we have the breakthrough Lipiflow therapy for you.

We use a device which fits on your eyelids and produces heat to dilute the hardened oil-like substance in the glands. It also opens the clogged glands with pulsed pressure to remove the hardened oil-like substance from the glands. The process enables the glands to start producing healthy oils to check tear-evaporation. Just 12 minutes in the doctor’s cabin, and you’re done with Lipiflow therapy!

Lipiflow Therapy

Intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy

It is another procedure to cure patients suffering from meibomian gland dysfunction due to rosacea. Our eye specialists use a special light to block the tiny blood vessels that supply the glands in the eyelids. This reduces inflammation in your eyelids and ocular surface. It also helps produce healthy lipids that control evaporation of tears. It is done as an out-patient procedure in the doctor’s office so that no hospital stay is needed, and you get freedom from dry eye condition.

Intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy

Punctal Plugs

Punctal plugs are tiny medical devices inserted into the tear ducts. They help retain moisture on the eye's surface. Expert ophthalmologists at Sohana Hospital carefully place these plugs in the puncta (tear drainage openings) to reduce tear drainage and keep the eyes hydrated.These plugs are made of materials like silicone or collagen, and are available in temporary and permanent options.

Punctal plugs serve as an effective treatment for dry eye by prolonging the presence of natural tears. Punctal plugs can also check dry eye symptoms like irritation and inflammation.

Many patients find them beneficial when artificial tears or other treatments fail to provide relief.

Punctal Plugs for Dry Eye
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Frequently Asked Questions

How is dry eye diagnosed?

Answer: Diagnosis is done mainly by considering your medical history, an eye exam, and conducting specific tests. Expert eye specialists at Sohana Hospital use advanced diagnostic tools like the LipiView assessment to evaluate your tear film and gland function.
Answer: Most treatments, including LipiFlow and iPulse therapy, are non-invasive, painless, and performed on an outpatient basis. While some patients may experience slight pain or discomfort, most find it very tolerable - in fact, relaxing, giving them a feeling of being at a spa.
Answer: It depends on the underlying cause and the kind of treatment. With the breakthrough Lipiflow therapy at Sohana Hospital, most patients feel relief right after treatment, although some might take a bit longer. Apart from that, there is no impact to your vision - you can comfortably drive and perform all your routine activities.
Answer: While the problem of dry eyes can often be managed effectively, you may require ongoing treatment to maintain comfort and vision quality.
Answer: Yes, LipiFlow is a US FDA-approved treatment for dry eyes and is considered safe. Not just Lipiflow, all eye treatments at Sohana Hospital are 100% safe and effective.
Answer: To avoid dry eyes, you should take regular breaks while using the screen, use a humidifier, wear sunglasses outdoors, place a warm compress on your eyes, take supplements of Omega-3, and stay hydrated.

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