Dry eye screening

An Effective Solution to Unpleasant Symptoms

Dry eyes are affecting more and more people, especially those who spend a lot of time in front of digital devices. At Rapidus Ophthalmology and Optics, we aim to help those who suffer from this uncomfortable problem. We provide our patients with the highest level of care, with modern equipment and experienced professionals to diagnose and treat dry eye quickly and effectively.

What is included in the filter package?

Professional eye examination: Our experienced ophthalmologists will help you identify and understand your eye problems.
Dry eye specific tests: Preparing an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.
Personalized advice: Practical tips and treatment recommendations to relieve dry eye symptoms.

Ophthalmological examinations

During the tests, the doctor may perform several tests, such as a slit lamp test, Schirmer test and tear film stability test. These tests help to map tear production and any abnormalities, which can be used to create a personalised treatment plan.

Treating and preventing dry eyes is a complex task that involves changes in daily habits and medical interventions. It’s important to pay attention to your eye health and seek professional advice in good time if you experience problems.

Why is screening for dry eyes important?

Nearly 1.4 billion people worldwide suffer from dry eyes, and unfortunately many do not realise the severity of the problem in time. Dry eyes are not only uncomfortable, but can also lead to serious eye problems if not treated properly.

What can we do about dry eyes?

Applying artificial tears

Regular use, up to every 2 hours, can help relieve symptoms.

Blue light blocking glasses

It is especially useful if we spend a lot of time in front of digital devices.

Taking breaks

Taking regular breaks and blinking frequently can help prevent dry eyes.

Medical treatment

In more severe cases, the use of eye drops or ointments prescribed by a doctor may be necessary.

Special contact lenses

Therapeutic soft contact lenses or glasses with side closures that prevent the evaporation of the tear film.