Why do I always have dry eyes?

For some time now I have often experienced dry eyes, especially when I am indoors or in a car and this also causes me a headache … What could this depend on and what can I do to solve it?

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Good evening Federica from a psychological point of view, dry eyes is a sign of visual fixity. One could hypothesize a slowdown in ocular mobility linked to a decrease in alertness in her living space. in this sense it can be the effect of a more or less slight (marked) lowering of mood. Other times this dryness is only the product of a style of relationship with the world, which is being defined: where ocular fixity is a necessity, however it should be countered, otherwise it is likely that visual deficits will develop in the medium term. Sometimes the same symptom you have reported may be the product of some drugs; if you take medicines during this period, read the side effects paragraph in the leaflet, and if necessary, talk to your doctor or whoever prescribed them. Friendliness

Good morning Federica the eyes are related to the liver and dryness indicates excess heat in the body that consumes body fluids. When the heat rises in the upper body the symptom is a headache. The heat imbalance can depend on an excess of hot foods, all the nerves (red meats, coffee, chocolate, alcohol) in relation to a malfunction of the liver. From the emotional point of view there can be irritability, nocturnal awakenings. For a better identification and solution to the problem, a more in-depth medical history would be necessary to be able to frame the case well and to establish whether there may also be an allergic tendency. MaraVB