Dry and swollen eyes, a condition also called dry eye, is a relatively common disease in ophthalmology, especially at present with the popularity of electronic applications, which can lead to dry eyes if the eyes are left in an overworked state for a long time. Symptoms generally manifest as dry eyes, soreness, foreign body sensation, photophobia, tearing, mild eyelid swelling, vision loss and so on. For this disease: First, maintain reasonable eye habits. Second, you can apply artificial tears topically to relieve the symptoms, such as the commonly used sodium glassate eye drops and polyvinyl alcohol eye drops. If the symptoms are very serious, you can also consider using glucocorticoid eye drops, such as flomylone eye drops, for a short time. It is important to monitor the changes in intraocular pressure during the period of use to prevent secondary glaucoma.