Treating Dry Eyes

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Millions of people across the country suffer from dry eye syndrome. At Ella Eyes in Houston, we diagnose and treat this condition to give our patients a better quality of life. If you are experiencing this uncomfortable condition, Dr. Ngo is here to help.

What Are Dry Eyes?

Dry eyes, or dry eye syndrome, is a chronic condition that can occur when the eye's surface doesn't get enough lubrication. Although it's nothing to be concerned with immediately, you can have several issues like inflammation or scarring of the cornea without proper treatment.

Why Do People Get Dry Eyes?

There are a variety of reasons why people can get dry eyes. There can be environmental factors, such as when there is less humidity during the winter season. Individuals with medical conditions, such as thyroid disease, have been known to develop dry eyes. If you have a job that requires you to spend long periods in front of a screen, you are more likely to get dry eyes as well.

Symptoms of Dry Eyes

Some common symptoms of dry eyes include:

  • Itching and burning eyes
  • Watery or blurry vision
  • Increased light sensitivity
  • Redness or eye fatigue

Our Optometry Team Treats Dry Eyes

Treating dry eyes begins with a comprehensive eye exam to assess your current condition. After confirming the diagnosis, there are several treatment options available. These include prescription eye drops, changes in your lifestyle habits, and minimally invasive procedures to treat the blockage of your tear ducts. If you wear contact lenses, we may recommend switching to glasses to prevent cornea scratching.

Make an Appointment with Our Eye Doctor in Houston, TX

If you are experiencing dry eye, there is no need to feel miserable any longer. We will provide a personalized treatment plan to help your eyes look and feel their best again. We offer the latest treatments for dry eyes. Call Ella Eyes today at (713) 722-9066 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Ngo.

a close-up of a person applying eye drops



Millions of people across the country suffer from dry eye syndrome. At Ella Eyes in Houston, we diagnose and treat this condition to give our patients a better quality of life. If you are experiencing this uncomfortable condition, Dr. Ngo is here to help.

What Are Dry Eyes?

Dry eyes, or dry eye syndrome, is a chronic condition that can occur when the eye's surface doesn't get enough lubrication. Although it's nothing to be concerned with immediately, you can have several issues like inflammation or scarring of the cornea without proper treatment.

Why Do People Get Dry Eyes?

There are a variety of reasons why people can get dry eyes. There can be environmental factors, such as when there is less humidity during the winter season. Individuals with medical conditions, such as thyroid disease, have been known to develop dry eyes. If you have a job that requires you to spend long periods in front of a screen, you are more likely to get dry eyes as well.

Symptoms of Dry Eyes

Some common symptoms of dry eyes include:

  • Itching and burning eyes
  • Watery or blurry vision
  • Increased light sensitivity
  • Redness or eye fatigue

Our Optometry Team Treats Dry Eyes

Treating dry eyes begins with a comprehensive eye exam to assess your current condition. After confirming the diagnosis, there are several treatment options available. These include prescription eye drops, changes in your lifestyle habits, and minimally invasive procedures to treat the blockage of your tear ducts. If you wear contact lenses, we may recommend switching to glasses to prevent cornea scratching.

Make an Appointment with Our Eye Doctor in Houston, TX

If you are experiencing dry eye, there is no need to feel miserable any longer. We will provide a personalized treatment plan to help your eyes look and feel their best again. We offer the latest treatments for dry eyes. Call Ella Eyes today at (713) 722-9066 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Ngo.

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