Check symptoms and precautions. When your tears are not able to provide enough lubrication for your eyes, it is called dry eye syndrome.
This happens when your eyes are unable to produce enough tears or it is producing low-quality tears. If it continues for long, it can lead to inflammation in the eyes and damage the eye's surface.
Recently, an article published in Scientific Reports said mask-wearing is associated with an increased risk of experiencing dry eye syndrome.
The symptoms for dry eye syndrome include - Stinging, burning or scratchy sensation in the eyes, Sensitivity to light, Eye redness, Sensation of having something in the eyes, Watery eyes, Blurred vision or eye fatigue, Swelling of the eyelid.