What Causes Dry Red Eyes?
There are a few things that can cause this condition, actually. Bacteria can often irritate the eyes and cause an infection known as Blepharitis. Another factor is computer use. If you stare at a computer all day long, for work or for play, then you are at risk for developing this condition. Dry red eyes can also be a side effect of certain medications, or develop over time due to age, hormonal changes, and/or diseases. Before you seek treatment, you should first determine what is causing the condition. Symptoms of dry red eyes include mild irritation like a rough sandy feeling, dryness, and noticeable redness in the eyes. They may also water consistently even though they are supposed to be “dry” because of a lack of water in the tear duct. The redness can be extreme or somewhat mild, depending on the seriousness of the condition. The good news is that there is treatment for this condition. You don’t have to live with the irritation or embarrassment of dry red eyes. Once you determine
