Having chronically red eyes is a frustrating and excessive computer screen and phone use may be the most likely cause. This is because when staring at a screen we hyper-focus and blink much less than we should. We also fail to completely blink which also contributes to tear film evaporation.
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Dry eye syndrome or "dry eyes" is in fact a very complex disease with many contributing factors at play. Many people may experience occasional dry eye symptoms throughout life but chronic dryness can eventually lead to eye pain and blurred vision.
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