Dry Eyes
Symptoms, when to seek care, and 6 verified professionals you can consult online.
Overview
What is dry eyes?
Dry eye disease causes grittiness, burning and blurred vision, worsened by screens, air conditioning and contact lenses.
When to seek care: Persistent symptoms, pain, or light sensitivity need an eye examination.
Common symptoms
- Gritty or burning eyes
- Redness
- Watering
- Blurred vision that clears on blinking
Specialists for dry eyes
Professionals who help with dry eyes
These professionals practise specialties that commonly treat dry eyes. All are verified and available online.

Dr Akshay U Nayak
Eye Specialist · Bangalore · 8+ yrs
Marathi, Kannada
₹35/minOnline now
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Dr.Kedarnath Patil
Eye Specialist · Bangalore · 8+ yrs
₹30/minOnline now
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Dr Suchit Dadia
Eye Specialist · Ahmedabad · 11+ yrs
Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi
₹30/minOnline now
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Dr Prabhav Bansal
Eye Specialist · Ghaziabad · 13+ yrs
₹20/minOnline now
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Akash D Saha
Eye Specialist · Delhi · 7+ yrs
₹99/minOnline now
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Nabarun Dhar
Eye Specialist · Guwahati · 7+ yrs
₹30/minOnline now
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Questions about dry eyes
Which specialist should I see for dry eyes?
Dry Eyes is usually handled by eye specialists. On Caremeez the AI matching feature routes you to the right category in one tap.
Can dry eyes be treated online?
An online consultation can assess symptoms, review reports, start or adjust treatment and advise on tests. Persistent symptoms, pain, or light sensitivity need an eye examination.
What does it cost to consult about dry eyes on Caremeez?
Professionals charge per minute (₹15 to ₹150) and the rate is shown before you connect. A short first consultation often costs less than a clinic visit.
Talk to a professional about dry eyes
Get matched to the right specialist in one tap and pay only for the minutes you use.
This page is for information only and is not medical advice. Consultations on Caremeez are provided by independent, verified professionals. In an emergency, contact the nearest hospital or local emergency services.

