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Eyes have been increasingly getting dry. i believe it's from over use of electronics. if i limit electronics, will that help treat it?
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Blink more often: It all depends on how long your eyes are open and without blinking. I would recommend blinking more often if you are not able to limit electronics (especially video games). Alternatively, try artificial tears but getting back to a natural state may be the best solution.
Answered 2/6/2016
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