This study evaluated the effect of oral omega-3 fatty acid (ω3FA) supplementation in laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK)-associated dry eye. Supplementation was found to improve tear secretion but tear film stability was unaffected. Read more here:
Ocular surface comfort and contact lens success depend on many factors, and a fully functional tear film is an important contributor to clinical outcomes. This article reviews the influence of nutrition on tear film integrity, especially the role of essential fatty acid intake. Read more here…
This article reviews the inflammatory process, how different anti-inflammatory drugs can disrupt that process and how to appropriately apply that knowledge in your clinic. Learn more here:
The aim of this study was to evaluate the association between a Mediterranean dietary pattern and Vitamin D levels on dry eye syndrome (DES). The study found that adherence to the Mediterranean dietary pattern was not associated with a beneficial effect on DES. Higher vitamin D levels had a small...
Omega-3 fatty acids decrease inflammation and promote health. Because of this, they can provide significant benefits for patients with dry eye—a disease inflammatory in nature. A closer look at omega fatty acids will help you better understand their use in dry eye and give you the tools necessary...
Because omega-3 fatty acids decrease inflammation and promote health, they can provide significant benefits for patients with dry eye—a disease inflammatory in nature. A better understanding of the mechanisms of action can help you prescribe these supplements—and educate patients. Read more...
