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Symptoms include a scratchy or burning sensation, sensitivity to light, blurred vision, and feeling like something is in the eye.

Aging, medications, autoimmune disorders, environmental factors, and screen use can all contribute to the development of dry eye syndrome.

Taking breaks during screen time, using a humidifier, protecting eyes from wind and smoke, and ensuring proper hydration can prevent or reduce symptoms.

A chronic condition where the eyes do not produce enough tears or the tears evaporate too quickly, leading to inflammation and discomfort.

Anti-inflammatory medications such as cyclosporine or corticosteroids can help control inflammation associated with dry eye syndrome.

In severe cases, procedures such as punctal plugs to block tear drainage or surgery to correct eyelid issues can provide relief.

Diagnostic methods include the Schirmer test to measure tear production, tear breakup time test, and ocular surface staining to assess eye surface damage.