We have long suspected that stress at work can create chronic dry eyes.
Finally a body of scientific evidence that links stress and chronic dry eye syndrome.
Finally a body of scientific evidence that links stress and chronic dry eye syndrome.
Here is an abstract from an article published in Cornea: October 2009 - Volume 28 - Issue 11 - pp S70-S74
There
is a growing body of evidence to suggest that oxidative stress may be
involved in at least the propagation of cellular injury that leads to
eye pathology in various conditions including conjunctivochalasis, dry
eye disease, age-related macular degeneration, and UV light-induced and
tobacco smoke-induced ocular surface epithelial damage. Oxidative stress
is biologically relevant in vivo and intimately linked with an
integrated series of cellular events. Interaction between these various
components is not necessarily a cascade but might be a cycle of events,
of which oxidative stress is a major component. Inhibition of oxidative
stress therapeutically might act to break the cycle of cell death. The
creation of numerous cell and animal models that selectively target the
effects of oxidative stress and inflammation to the specifically
affected eye region in these diseases has greatly advanced our
understanding of the involvement of oxidative stress in eye disease.
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