Just curious, cause my contacts have been dryin my eyes out faster and faster ever since I went on met. Is this something I can "blame" on the met, or is it just my body being wacky (as usual)?
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I'm at home, all day, every day, so I can get ice water alllll the time. I don't even drink tea...and no coffee or caffeinated/carbonated stuff, either.
The same thing happened to me, only I did not make the conenction to the Met. I saw my eye doctor, who suggested that I increase my Omega 3 intake and add Fish Oil capsules.
After about two weeks, I noticed an improvement.
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I suppose anything is possible, it seems almost all meds list "dry mouth, nose or eyes" as a possible side-effect. As an optometrist, I've never heard of met being a big concern for dry-eyes or problems with contacts.