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Make sure that your medications are not causing this. I had one medicine that I took a while back (plaquenil), and had to have my eyes checked regularly while I was on it. Also, depending on your age, it could have something to do with that. My doc said that dry eyes accompany my perimenopausal stuff and that those symptoms are even worse in fibro patients. I also go to a university to have my eyes checked. These people are on the cutting edge of what's new, and even though they have students doing the exams, they take tons of extra time with me because they want to make sure the students know about fibro and that want to make sure that they have not missed anything new on the horizon of research. It's just a win-win, except that it takes a much longer time to have my eye exams! It is worth it though, because the students learn about fibro, and I have access to any new research happening with fibro and the eyes. (If they don't know, they will find out!). Good luck! |
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