HealthPhoto: HT HealthDoctor Advises Eye Care Tips During Smog Season
Dr. Tushar Grover, medical director at Vision Eye Centre, highlights that smog affects eyes as well as lungs, causing stinging, burning, redness, and watery eyes during winter smog season. He explains that watery eyes often indicate dryness, as irritation triggers excess tear production. Protecting eyes from pollution is crucial, and symptoms like watering should not be ignored as they signal underlying dryness and irritation.
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