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  • Questions FAQ: Dry Eye Treatment

    Can dry eye be cured, or only managed?

    For many people dry eye is a long-term condition that is managed rather than cured, because the underlying causes, such as age, screen-heavy work, air conditioning, conta …

  • Questions FAQ: Dry Eye Treatment

    Does dry eye affect whether I can have LASIK?

    It can. A tear film and dry eye assessment is a standard part of the pre-LASIK evaluation at Divyajyoti Eye Hospital. Significant dry eye may mean laser correction is pos …

  • Questions FAQ: Dry Eye Treatment

    Why do my eyes water if the problem is dry eye?

    It sounds contradictory, but watering is a common sign of dry eye. When the tear film is unstable and the surface of the eye becomes irritated, the eye responds with a re …

  • Questions FAQ: LASIK Surgery

    Am I a candidate for LASIK?

    … that the laser removes. Pregnancy or nursing, significant dry eye, keratoconus and other corneal disease usually mean LASIK is postponed or ruled out. The only way to kno …

  • Questions FAQ: LASIK Surgery

    What tests are done before LASIK?

    … the back of the eye is healthy, and a tear film and dry eye assessment. Your spectacle power is also rechecked to confirm it has been stable. These tests exist to identif …

  • Questions FAQ: ICL Surgery

    When is an ICL considered instead of LASIK?

    … tissue that laser correction would remove, or significant dry eye. Because an ICL adds a lens rather than removing corneal tissue, corneal thickness stops being the limit …