Ocular rosacea is a common but often overlooked eye condition that is closely related to facial rosacea. It primarily affects the eyes, leading to redness, irritation, and discomfort.

Dry eye is a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It's more than just an occasional irritation; for many, it's a chronic issue that can significantly impact their quality of life. Understanding the different types of dry eye is the first step toward effective treatment and relief.

The summer season is reportedly the easiest time for folks who struggle with managing dry eyes symptoms. This is primarily due to the high humidity. But rising temperatures and lots of sunshine bring their own challenges for those living with Dry Eye Disease (DED). With the right strategies and proactive measures, you can effectively manage your DED and still enjoy the wonderful sunshine and ocean breezes on Vancouver Island.

Explore the realities of dry eye syndrome with Dr. Anita Narang of Island Eyecare. Uncover the common, often misunderstood symptoms like persistent grittiness, excessive tearing, and eye fatigue. Learn about our personalized treatment approach that offers relief and improved quality of life. Join us as we delve into effective strategies to manage dry eye, ensuring your eye health is not just a vision, but a reality.

Spring in Victoria, BC, is a spectacle across Canada with cherry blossoms emerging in iconic shades of pink and white. However, this charming transition brings a less welcomed companion—an increase in pollen levels. You, like me, might experience how this can exacerbate our seasonal dry eye and allergies. As we welcome the season, understanding and proactively managing these conditions becomes essential to enjoying our beautiful spring.