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Can Dry Eye Go Away on Its Own?
Dry eye symptoms can sometimes improve on their own, especially when they are caused by a temporary trigger like wind, smoke, seasonal allergies, a long day of screen time, or not drinking enough...
How to Know If Your Contact Lenses Fit Correctly
Contact lenses should make vision feel clear and comfortable — not leave your eyes dry, red, blurry, or irritated. While it can take a brief adjustment period to get used to new lenses,...
Light Sensitivity: What It Can Mean for Your Eye Health
Light sensitivity, also called photophobia, can make bright sunlight, headlights, screens, or indoor lighting feel uncomfortable or even painful. Occasional sensitivity may happen after a long day,...
Is It Safe to Sleep with Your Contact Lenses In?
It happens to everyone at some point. A quick break on the couch turns into a full nap, or you fall asleep earlier than planned with your contact lenses still in. The next morning, your eyes may...
What Is Blepharitis and How Does It Affect Your Eyes?
Blepharitis is a common but often overlooked condition that causes inflammation along the edges of the eyelids. It can leave your eyes feeling uncomfortable day after day and, for many people,...
Frequent Eye Rubbing in Children: What Parents Should Know
If you’ve noticed your child rubbing their eyes often—during reading, after school, or even throughout the day—it can raise some questions. At Progressive Family Eye Care, our experienced eye...
Why Are My Eyes Burning? Common Causes Explained
If your eyes have been burning lately, you're probably ready for some answers. Scheduling eye exams is one of the best ways to figure out exactly what's going on, because a burning sensation can...
What is Presbyopia? Why Your Vision Changes After 40
At some point in your 40s, close-up vision quietly stops cooperating. The phone gets held a little farther away. The dinner menu requires better lighting. Reading before bed starts causing headaches...
Can Stress Cause Dry Eyes? What You Should Know
Dry, burning, or watery eyes that seem to get worse during stressful periods aren't just a coincidence. Stress has measurable effects on the body that directly impact eye comfort, from how often you...