We must not take our eye health for granted. Occasional dry eye is a common condition in women over 50, which can be treated. Learn if your precious eyes have it and what you can do to relieve it.
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Drop the drops!
While artificial tears and soothing drops are readily available at drugstores, they’re doing nothing to help your long-term eye health, which is critical to your overall health and well being. When FOF women experience a decrease in the hormone androgen during menopause, it can lead to loss of moisture. “A disruption or imbalance of hormones can trigger increased surface inflammation in patients over 50 years old,” reports Sean Mulqueeny, O.D. of Mulqueeny Eye Centers in St. Louis. Wearing contact lenses, seasonal changes in the air and humidity, as well as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and LASIK surgery also can contribute to occasional dry eye with reduced tear production.
Instead of grabbing artificial tears, it’s important to strengthen your eyes from within, with EyePromise EZ Tears softgels, which are taken orally. These doctor-recommended vitamins provide consistent comfort against dry eyes by delivering a powerful blend of vitamins A, D3, and E, as well as fish oil, Omega 3, and other natural ingredients.
KEEP THOSE TEARS FLOWING AND HELP PREVENT OCCASIONAL DRY EYE. LEARN MORE HERE.
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