My ocular diagnostic journal 356

Riverside has a way of making eye symptoms feel personal. One week the air seems clear enough, the next it carries dust, pollen, and a dry warmth that can leave your eyes burning before lunch. For a lot of people, allergy season does not just bring sneezing and congestion. It also magnifies dry eye symptoms that were already there, sometimes quietly, and sometimes in a way that makes reading, driving, or working on a screen miserable. That overlap is easy to miss because