Dear Dr. Renukaprasad A R,  Are you aware of the diverse management strategies for treating evaporative dry eye (EDE) disease? Dry eye disease (DED) becomes chronic if left untreated. It is crucial to identify and treat the critical pathogenic mechanisms involved and tailor the treatment to the individual patient. EDE is more frequent among DED subtypes and is challenging to manage. Hence, early intervention and a multifaceted management approach are needed to prevent DED and its subtypes. Lipid-containing artificial tears can be the preferred treatment for treating DED and its subtypes. Read this article for more insights on the diagnosis and various management strategies to treat DED and EDE. | (1).jpg)
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