Can Dry Eyes Cause Blurry Vision

Dr. Sarah Pinkhasov discusses whether dry eyes can cause blurry vision. The answer is yes, dry eyes can cause blurry vision. This is because when your eyes are dry, they result in an unstable ocular surface, which means that they are not properly lubricated, causing your vision to be blurry and making it difficult for you to see clearly. The symptoms of dry eyes include watery eyes, irritated eyes, and a feeling of having a foreign body in your eyes. All of these symptoms can contribute to your symptom of also having blurred vision. However, it's important to understand that blurry vision can be caused by a variety of other eye conditions. In order to properly diagnose your dry eyes and to determine what the best course of treatment is for you.
In our blog we also discuss the connection between blurry vision and computer and phone use. We share important tips and discuss the connection between blurry vision and double vision.
If you are experiencing blurry vision, double vision, or dry eye and want to get to the bottom of it in order to treat the underlying cause of your symptoms.
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