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  Dry eye syndrome is a common ophthalmic condition that causes discomfort by damaging the surface of the eye due to either insufficient tear production or excessive tear evaporation. It is very prevalent — affecting approximately 75% of adults in Korea. While it was previously more common among the elderly, its incidence has recently increased in younger populations due to increased use of IT devices such as smartphones, computers, and tablets, as well as environmental factors like fine dust and air pollution. Common Symptoms of Dry Eye Syndrome Dry eye syndrome can cause symptoms such as stinging, dryness, itching, and redness. These symptoms may lead to corneal epithelial damage, and in severe cases, may result in decreased vision. When symptoms are significant, patients may have difficulty keeping their eyes open, which can interfere with daily activities. Eye fatigue and headaches may also accompany the condition. In the early stages of dry eye syndrome, artificial tears may ...

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