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Burning Eyes: Causes, Home Relief & When to See a Doctor
Eye burning often stems from dryness, allergens, irritants, fatigue, or screen strain.
Self-Care
- Rest eyes (20-20-20 rule).
- Artificial tears (preservative-free).
- Avoid smoke, wind, allergens.
- Use humidifier.
Seek Care If
- Burning persists >48 hours.
- Vision changes, discharge, severe pain, light sensitivity.
- Recent injury or chemical exposure.
An ophthalmologist can diagnose dry eye disease, blepharitis, conjunctivitis, or corneal abrasion and prescribe targeted therapy.
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