Can dry eye be cured?
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Concord Eyecare
“Dry eye is generally a chronic condition rather than something that's cured outright — but it can be well controlled. With the right diagnosis and a treatment plan that addresses the underlying cause (not just the symptoms), most patients experience meaningful, lasting improvement. The goal is symptom control and protection of the meibomian glands you still have.”
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