“Can acupuncture cure dry eyes?”
I am a 31 year old female. I wonder if acupuncture can cure dry eyes?
20 Answers
Yes
Acupuncture and herbal medicine can help moisten the mucus membranes in the body. I encourage you to book a session with your practitioner of choice to get help with relief.
Lejla Fazlicic
Acupuncturist
It can improve your condition. Look for someone specialized in eye conditions.
Good luck.
Good luck.
It can certainly improve dry eyes.
Yes, acupuncture and herbs can help relieve your eye problems.
Yes
Good-afternoon,
Acupuncture can really help dry eyes, but a cure or not depends on the cause. Please talk to your practitioner about that.
David
Acupuncture can really help dry eyes, but a cure or not depends on the cause. Please talk to your practitioner about that.
David
Short answer: yes. Acupuncture can help with a lot of eye conditions including dry eyes, eye floaters, and excessively watery eyes.
Hi,
I would say it depends on the causes of dry eyes. If it relates to hormone unbalance, yes, acupuncture can help. You should get a detailed consultation from a licensed acupuncturist.
I would say it depends on the causes of dry eyes. If it relates to hormone unbalance, yes, acupuncture can help. You should get a detailed consultation from a licensed acupuncturist.
Yes.
Victor Tsan
Acupuncturist
Yes, and acupuncture is very effective for eye problems. Also, it is even more effective in combination with homeopathic remedies.
Acupuncture can cure dry eyes.
There are a couple points for dry eyes you could try for that. Also an herbal formula might be helpful.
Yes it can help significantly
Mr. Anthony James Lorenzo
Acupuncturist
Possibly.
There may be a way to treat dry eyes with acupuncture, but I am not aware of it. I recommend you contact the practitioners near you and ask if they've had any success treating it.
Yes. Acupuncture can help relieve and prevent dry eyes.
Not cure, but improve the dry eyes a lot.
It might be helpful.
Cure is a loaded word and, technically, an FDA regulated one. Let's talk more in terms of whether or not acupuncture could help a patient with dry eyes. The answer to that question is a qualified 'yes'.
While 'dry eyes' may constitute an entire disease state in conventional medicine, in Chinese medicine it's a symptom of something else going off the rails. So, the 'why' is important and will have a lot to do with whether and how quickly there is a response to treatment.
If your dry eyes are a symptom of allergy or a medication side effect, then acupuncture can probably help. There are a variety of other issues which can affect the eyes and cause dryness, so I'd suggest a visit to your eye doctor first.
While 'dry eyes' may constitute an entire disease state in conventional medicine, in Chinese medicine it's a symptom of something else going off the rails. So, the 'why' is important and will have a lot to do with whether and how quickly there is a response to treatment.
If your dry eyes are a symptom of allergy or a medication side effect, then acupuncture can probably help. There are a variety of other issues which can affect the eyes and cause dryness, so I'd suggest a visit to your eye doctor first.
