Should I be taking vitamin A for dry eyes i do not like putting eye drops in. I just cannot do it lol...ive read that vitamin A can help?
V-L16C-KPYGMember
Hi, I think you talk to your eye doctor before you take it.
Doreen HCommunity Admin
and We always recommend checking in with your healthcare provider before adding/trying any new treatment or supplement. My best, Doreen (Team Member)
Erin RushCommunity Admin
Hi, ! Community member is right; you should definitely talk to your doctor about adding anything to your treatments, just to be safe. Vitamin A can be helpful for eye health and it can be found in various foods like liver, tuna, cheeses, etc. Definitely check which specific ones. Also, unless you have a condition that makes it so your body cannot convert provitamin A from the carotenoids, certain fruits and vegetables can help you get more vitamin A into your diet. Some of those foods include kale, various greens, carrots, bell peppers, cooked sweet potato and butternut squash, etc.
But, again, I do suggest checking in with your doctor if you want to try a vitamin A supplement, just to be safe.