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tanyev

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3. I'm going to add take a close look at your eyelids right at the roots of your eyelashes

Reply to Mike 03 (Original post)

Mon Jan 25, 2021, 09:49 AM

Jan 2021

to see if you have any crusty build up. There was a time I was dealing with dry eye symptoms and then one day I noticed some scales on my bottom eyelid. I started using eyelid wipes and that cleared it all up completely. Stopped using the wipes and it eventually came back, so now I use them all the time.

What really irritated me was I had been to the optometrist not too long before I noticed the scales. He must certainly have been able to see that when he was examining my eyes. I had to go to Dr. Google and figure it all out myself.

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Why some people struggle with blurred vision/vision problems during winter [View all] Mike 03 Jan 2021 OP

Dryness is a big deal. Humidifier use and sterile saline eyedrops can help alot. hlthe2b Jan 2021 #1

Interesting! Thank you. Squinch Jan 2021 #2

I'm going to add take a close look at your eyelids right at the roots of your eyelashes tanyev Jan 2021 #3

"Screen time" - TV and computers an eBooks cause the eyes to blink at a lower rate question everything Jan 2021 #4

Lots of computer screen use does seem to make my eyes dry so I try to use drops before bedtime wishstar Jan 2021 #5