Category: Dry Eye

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Dry Eye • September 29, 2026

What Causes Dry Eyes with Contacts?

Key Takeaways Contact lenses can disrupt your tear film, causing dryness and discomfort. Wearing lenses too long, poor fit, and protein buildup can all make dryness worse. Daily disposable, silicone hydrogel, and scleral lenses can all help reduce dry eye symptoms. Small daily habits, like using rewetting drops and taking lens breaks, can help alleviate…

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Dry Eye • June 30, 2026

Can Dry Eyes Cause Blurry Vision?

Key Takeaways Dry eyes can blur your vision when your tear film breaks down between blinks. Blur that clears after you blink often points to dryness rather than a vision change. Screens, age, hormones, certain medications, and dry air can leave your eyes parched. Artificial tears, warm masks, and screen breaks can help with mild…

Do Cataracts Cause Dry Eyes?

Having cataracts means you're likely already navigating a few expected changes to your eyesight. But lately, you might also be experiencing a frustrating new symptom. Your eyes constantly feel scratchy, irritated, and dry. It's natural to wonder if your cataracts are to blame. Cataracts don't cause dry eyes, but both conditions commonly develop together as…

Dry Eye • December 9, 2025

Why Are My Eyes So Dry When I Wake Up?

You open your eyes each morning only to feel like someone poured sand under your eyelids. Your eyes sting, burn, or feel scratchy before you even get out of bed. This frustrating experience affects millions of people and can make starting your day uncomfortable. At Optometry on Bronte, we understand how morning dry eyes can…