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No regeneration possible. Permanent  use of refresh tears  advisable. Better to consult superspecialist like ophthalmologist.

Hiii No therepy can regenrate ur glands if they are surgically removed Before taking any therepy please visit ur ophthalmologist Thank you Hope it helped you

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No dear. But If you pay attention and follow what I say you will see huge improvement 1st get aur humidifier 2nd avoid aur conditioner as it makes air and eyes even more dry. 3rd if you can stay with ac just use aur humidifier with ac on 4rth always use distilled water with humidifier. You can order online or get distilled it from petroleum pump . Neurotherapy or any therapy hasn't been proven to regenerate those glands. But its worth a try dear. Most important avoid dry air which further dries your eyes. Even use specs while driving so eyes don't dry up You have to take care of little little things so things don't flare up later.

Dry eye due to more than 50% meibomian gland loss is a chronic issue. The recommended IRPL therapy and lifelong medications are standard treatments to manage symptoms, but unfortunately, once the glands are significantly damaged, full regeneration is difficult. Working long hours in front of screens worsens the condition despite treatment.

Dru eye in initial stages can be manage with artificial tear eye drops Refresh tear  upto 4 times 1 drop each eye Taking rest of 15 min.  Every 2 hours or 5 min. In 30 min work Yoga for eyes 1. Blink exercise 1 min Blink non stop and then rest. Drink plenty of water Add amla in diet Tripla churna Consult Dr pradeep singh for more detailed clarification

Regeneration of meibomian glands is not possible or minimal in any cases like this mostly. You require frequent hydration for your eyes.

I can't give concrete advice on this subject but common sense dictates that Neurotherapy may not help much. The only saving grace is that Neurotherapy can't make it worse too.

You are suffering from dry eyes mainly due to the work strain you have. You will hav to frequently hydrate your eyes. Neurotherapy won't help in regenerating the gland.

Hello Sir, Meibomian gland loss unfortunately cannot be regenerated once damaged, so therapies like neurotherapy cannot restore them. The aim of treatment is to manage symptoms, prevent worsening, and improve comfort with options like IRPL, lubricating drops, lifestyle changes, and screen-time control. Regular eye care and follow-up are the best way forward for long-term relief. For free consultation, save my number and you can contact me on WhatsApp at nine one one nine two five five six nine nine.

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Consult to specialist ophthalmologist. Take multiple doctor opinions & decide accordingly.

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Meibomian gland loss exceeding 50% represents advanced meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), where typical medical therapy (IPL, warm compresses, lid hygiene, medications) helps symptomatically but full gland regeneration is not expected with these alone. Neurostimulation therapies (including intranasal, electrical, or external nerve stimulation) have shown benefits in increasing tear production and improving overall dry eye symptoms but offer limited evidence regarding direct regeneration of the lost meibomian gland structure. Current Regenerative Therapies: Research into regenerative approaches such as exosome therapy, mesenchymal stem cell injections, and advanced radiofrequency devices shows promise in stimulating remaining gland function and potentially some regeneration, but these are still experimental and not established as standard care.