If you take a medication and experience eye dryness, talk with your doctor. Ask about an alternative medication or a lower dose to help reduce your dry eye. You may also want to use artificial ...

In clinical trials, participants used the drops from 2 weeks to 6 months. Your eye doctor will periodically check your eyes and advise you on continuing use. Living with chronic dry eye is ...

Explore expert advice on eye care, including tips on preventing eye strain, maintaining healthy vision, and selecting the ...

The Doctor and Belinda meet three Doctor Who fans in "Lux," Lizzie, Hassan, and Robyn, but how many of these Easter eggs did ...

Nicholson asked, scanning the image on her phone’s screensaver ... Once, while Nicholson nodded off, Johnson caught the eye of a pickup driver. She shaped her fingers to resemble a gun ...

A doctor has warned of the significant health dangers associated with using certain beauty products, specifically, ones that have expired. For many, monitoring the expiry dates of skincare and ...

But a social media doctor has shared some red flag signs that you are deficient in certain vitamins, and what you can do to fix it. Dr Eric Berg is a doctor and health influencer that boats over ...

Then as the week progressed, my eye swelled shut and I thought "conjunctivitis" which I don't think I've ever had before. '[A] doctor's appointment and a swab later, I have cold sores in my eyelid ...

But it takes a whole lot more to protect your irreplaceable vision. In an ideal eye-healthy world, you wear UV-blocking shades and put them on your kids, get regular dilated eye exams, exercise, and ...

CLANTON, Ala. (WBRC) - More and more Alabamians are visiting their eye doctors with pollen related problems. “Some people really get it badly in their eyes,” said Dr. Randall Pitts. The Clanton eye ...

It's gone so quick.' Last year, Mia revealed she will be keeping her beau out of the public eye. She told Stellar Magazine she learned a hard lesson after going public with footy star ex-boyfriend ...

The American Optometric Association (AOA) recommends that all adults under 65 have their eyes examined in person at least once every two years, and that people over 65 see an eye doctor each year ...