How do you diagnose dry eye?
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“A proper diagnosis combines a detailed history with diagnostic imaging — non-invasive tear break-up time (NIBUT), meibography, slit-lamp examination of the lids and tear film, and Schirmer's test where aqueous deficiency is suspected. These tests aren't part of a standard eye test and need dedicated equipment.”
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