It’s not just an eye problem. Aqueous Deficient Dry Eye (ADDE) is rarer but caused by systemic disease or medication which impact lacrimal gland function. Auto-immune or thyroid conditions, as well as anti-histamines or diabetic medications, can be associated with dry eye. Hormonal changes can play a big role too.
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With the school year starting, children are spending more time on digital devices for learning and leisure. While technology plays an essential role in education,
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