Why Do My Contact Lenses Cause Red Eyes (CLARE)? - Optometry Knowledge Base

Описание: Why Do My Contact Lenses Cause Red Eyes (CLARE)? Are you experiencing red, irritated, or uncomfortable eyes after wearing contact lenses? In this video, we’ll explain what causes contact lens-related eye redness, often known as CLARE, and how you can prevent it. We’ll start by describing what CLARE is and why it occurs, focusing on how contact lenses can affect the health of your eyes. You’ll learn about the importance of proper lens hygiene, wearing schedules, and the role of oxygen flow to keep your eyes healthy. We’ll discuss common factors like improper cleaning, sleeping in lenses, and environmental influences that contribute to eye redness and discomfort. Additionally, we’ll cover how eye care professionals diagnose CLARE by evaluating your lens habits and symptoms, helping distinguish it from other eye conditions. If you’re dealing with persistent redness or discomfort, we’ll share practical tips on managing symptoms and when to seek professional help. Proper contact lens care, following your eye care provider’s advice, and paying attention to your eyes’ signals can prevent many issues related to lens wear. Join us to learn how to keep your eyes comfortable and healthy while enjoying the benefits of contact lenses. Don’t forget to subscribe for more eye health tips and information!

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