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Occasional dry eyes isn’t a well-known symptom of menopause, but perimenopausal and menopausal women can suffer from this uncomfortable condition, as well as from itchy eyes. “A disruption or imbalance of hormones can trigger increased surface eye inflammation in patients over 50 years old,” reports Sean Mulqueeny, O.D. of Mulqueeny Eye Centers in St. Louis.
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0 Responses to “[GIVEAWAY] Relieve Your Occasional Dry Eye”
Carol Williams Catto says:
Good to know.
sweetlee says:
I would like to try something to relieve my itchy, dry eyes.
Linda Kish says:
I have had dry eye syndrome for most of my adult life. I’d love to find something that would help.
Karen Geahlen says:
Anything to help my dry eyes is always appretiated
Carol Lawman says:
So that’s what it is! I’ve been blaming allergies but being menopausal could be the reason.
Linda Bye says:
I have dry eyes so bad from menopause, and nothing seems to help.
Patty Siniard Doman says:
I have dry eyes from menopause.
Fran says:
My husband has macular degeneration and glaucoma in both eyes. I have been taking supplements A-Reds to maybe stave off these terrible conditions. I would love to test these. The retina specialist where my husband goes is filled to capacity…..I don’t want to be one of those.