Dry eye/retina water dropping sometimes is it okey for medicine or surgery

Hello Debabrata Pal Ji,

Thank you for sharing your concern. Based on your symptoms of dry eyes, retina issues, and occasional water dropping (tearing), it’s important to understand what might be happening and whether medicine or surgery is needed.

Possible Causes of Dry Eyes

1. Dry Eye Syndrome:

   • A common condition where your eyes don’t produce enough quality tears

   • Paradoxically, it can cause watering (reflex tears) as your eyes try to compensate

2. Retina Concerns:

   • If you're experiencing blurred vision, flashes, floaters, or distortion, it may relate to retinal damage or degeneration, which needs prompt attention

3. Blocked Tear Duct or Lid Problem:

   • Sometimes, excess tearing happens if the tear drainage is blocked or the eyelids are drooped

Medicine or Surgery – What’s Right?

• If the issue is mild dry eye, it can usually be managed with:

  • Lubricating eye drops (artificial tears)

  • Anti-inflammatory drops, if prescribed

  • Lifestyle adjustments (limiting screen time, using humidifiers)

• If you have a retinal issue, it depends on the diagnosis:

  • Mild conditions may need only monitoring or injections

  • Retinal tears or detachment often require laser or surgery

• If tearing is due to a blocked tear duct, a minor surgical procedure (DCR) might be needed

Next Step:

You should consult an eye specialist (ophthalmologist), preferably a retina specialist, for a proper eye scan and tear function test.

Wishing you comfort and clear vision, Debabrata Ji. Let us know if you’d like help booking an eye consultation at a trusted hospital in Kolkata or getting a second opinion.