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How Your Sleep Position Affects Your Eyes
Side sleeper, back sleeper, or face-down? Your sleep position has a direct impact on eye pressure, puffiness, and overnight dryness.
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Side sleeper, back sleeper, or face-down? Your sleep position has a direct impact on eye pressure, puffiness, and overnight dryness.

If you notice your eyes feel driest right before bed or first thing in the morning, you are not imagining it. Here is why nighttime makes dry eye worse and how to fight back.

Good sleep is not just about hours in bed. These five evidence-based adjustments to your nighttime routine can improve both sleep quality and how you feel when you wake up.
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