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A member asked:
Saw optician in august, said my eyes were very dry told me to get. allegan, optive fusion eye drops, which i did, used them every day, no change, thought it was weather related, as we had not had rain for so long, but with the rains, still suffering?
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Specialist: There are opthalmologists who specialize in dry eye syndrome. Their treatment is more of a prolonged program that is somewhat complex. If you're interested, you may have look for an ophthalmologist at an academic institution in order to find such a specialist.
Answered 1/7/2020
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