Why You Blink More in Cold Weather — Eye Science Simplified
• Cold weather leads to drier air, causing increased tear evaporation and more frequent blinking.
• Wind and indoor heating systems worsen dry eyes by further reducing moisture around you.
• Stay hydrated, use artificial tears, and protect your eyes with sunglasses to combat winter dryness.
Increased blinking during the winter months explained
Have you ever noticed an increase in blinking when the winter chill sets in? It's not just your imagination! Let's explore the reasons why your eyes might feel more fluttery during the colder months.
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