Industry Experts blogging about Dry Eye Disease
Many times we must decide how to treat chronic blepharitis patients. While many times patients are managed well with topical Azithromycin both on initial presentation as well longer term treatment. However when their is significant inflammation involved, Tobramycin combined with dexamethasone can give significant relief to the … [Read more...]
Patients presenting with dry eye disease commonly are prescribed artificial tears or eye drops as an initial course of therapy. Treatment efficacy is often based on improvement in symptoms, as reported subjectively by the patient. Unfortunately it is well known that symptoms do not correlate with objective signs of dry eye … [Read more...]
