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Aqueous Deficient Dry Eye is a type of dry eye disease that results from insufficient tear production by the lacrimal glands. Unlike evaporative dry eye, where tears evaporate too quickly, ADDE is caused by a lack of tear volume, which disrupts the delicate balance of the tear film and exposes the eye’s surface.
While it can affect people of all ages, ADDE is more common in older adults and may also be linked to autoimmune diseases like Sjögren’s Syndrome or certain medications. Without proper hydration, the eye’s surface becomes irritated, leading to inflammation, grittiness, and recurring discomfort.
These symptoms can significantly affect your quality of life if left untreated.
At Dry Eye WA, we take a personalised approach to treating Aqueous Deficient Dry Eye. Our team will assess the root cause of your dryness using advanced diagnostic tools and create a tailored treatment plan to restore moisture and reduce inflammation.
Our in-clinic and at-home management options include:
We also carry a curated range of eye care products designed to support your treatment and keep your eyes comfortable between visits.
At Dry Eye WA we can treat these symptoms.
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With expert care and targeted treatments, you can manage Aqueous Deficient Dry Eye effectively. At Dry Eye WA, we are dedicated to helping you achieve long-term comfort and vision clarity. Whether your symptoms are mild or severe, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.