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Red eyes can happen for many reasons, from allergies and dry eye to pink eye and other infections
Over-the-counter reading glasses can work well for many people, but they’re not the best choice for everyone
Izervay and Syfovre are long-term medications that can slow down the disease
UVA rays from tanning beds increase your risk of skin cancer, wrinkles and eye damage
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These supplements are full of vitamins and minerals that benefit eye health
This TikTok trend can cause injuries, infections and inflammation
Applying a cold compress, using antihistamine eye drops and limiting salt can help reduce puffiness
Blue light-filtering glasses may help some people sleep better, but they don’t prevent eye strain and aren’t needed for eye health
UV protection blocks harmful rays to protect your eyes and the skin around them
Progress can be slowed with the help of supplements, injections and close monitoring
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