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Why Are My Eyes Dry And Sticky When I Wake Up? Have you ever experienced waking up with your eyes feeling dry and sticky? In this video, we'll explain the common reasons behind these morning eye sensations and what you can do to feel more comfortable. We'll start by discussing how tear production and quality can change during sleep, leading to mucus buildup and crusty eyelids. You'll learn about the role of the tear film, which consists of water, oil, and mucus, and how disruptions in this balance can cause discomfort.

We'll explore various factors that contribute to waking up with dry, sticky eyes, including environmental conditions like low humidity and indoor heating, eyelid closure issues such as nocturnal lagophthalmos, and eyelid inflammation or allergies. Additionally, we'll cover how gland dysfunction, particularly of the meibomian glands, affects tear stability and causes overnight crusting.

If you're seeking ways to reduce these symptoms, we'll share practical tips such as using humidifiers, applying lubricating ointments, maintaining eyelid hygiene, and managing allergies. For persistent issues, consulting an eye care professional is recommended for personalized treatment options. Join us to learn how simple adjustments and professional care can help keep your eyes comfortable and healthy.

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