Can COVID-19 make dry eyes worse? Dr. Allen reviews new research!

In this video, we delve into the lesser-known impact of COVID-19 on ocular health, with a focus on its potential exacerbation of dry eyes. As the pandemic continues to unfold, researchers have discovered a correlation between COVID-19 and dry eyes, particularly among those who already experience dry eye symptoms. The video explores the mechanisms through which the virus may contribute to worsened dry eyes, shedding light on the intricate relationship between respiratory illnesses and ocular health. If you have been experiencing dry eye after covid 19, then this video is for you!

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