Category Archives: Dry Eye

Why Winter Is the Worst Time for Dry Eye Symptoms

Millions of people suffer from dry eyes, but many are undiagnosed and struggle to manage symptoms on their own. New York winters can be brutal, with frigid temperatures and dry air made worse by indoor heating. It’s common for people with dry eye disease to experience worsening symptoms during the winter months. Pamel Vision &… Read More »



Frequently Asked Questions About Dry Eye

Formally known as keratoconjunctivitis sicca, dry eye is an all-too-frequent condition that may become chronic. Board-certified ophthalmologist Gregory Pamel of Pamel Vision and Laser Group answers common questions about dry eye. What is Dry Eye?   When tears cannot provide sufficient lubrication, dry eye results. Not only are dry eyes irritating, but lack of tears can… Read More »


Dry Eye: Causes and Treatment

Dry eye, also known as dry eye syndrome or keratoconjunctivitis sicca, is a chronic condition that can affect your enjoyment of many of life’s pleasures. Reading, driving, watching a movie or wearing contact lenses may all become a struggle as you blink and rub your eyes throughout the day.


Why Are My Eyes Chronically Dry and Itchy?

Everyone has experienced dry, itchy eyes on occasion. Allergies to pet hair, pollen or dust are often to blame. But for some patients of Dr. Gregory Pamel, these symptoms are constant and even debilitating. Daily discomfort can start to interfere with vision and compromise a person’s quality of life. The key to finding relief from… Read More »


What to Do About Dry Eyes

If you experience burning, itchiness or red eyes due to chronic dry eye, you are not alone. Statistics show that dry eye affects more than 100 million people each year. Although it is usually a benign condition, dry eye can be quite bothersome and make everyday life uncomfortable. Fortunately, there are several ways to combat… Read More »


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