As the days start getting colder and nights longer, you can expect that autumn is around the corner. It is a season when people want to spend more time indoors. It is also a time when different outdoor activities, such as raking leaves, mean spending time exposed to the weather.  Unfortunately, this can negatively affect the eyes, increasing dry eye symptoms. Here are some reasons your eyes are more irritated in the fall season. 

A new season means the onset of allergies for some people. The symptoms include itching, watery eyes, stuffy nose, red eyes, and sneezing. Millions of people suffer from allergies. If you are one of these people, there is no need to worry. Here are some answers to questions that you may have every time the seasons are about to change.

Dry eye disease is a condition that occurs when tears fail to provide the required lubrication for the eyes. Producing poor quality tears or lack of the required volume causes the eyes to feel dry and uncomfortable.