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Does blepharitis improve with age? What the evidence says

According to a study published in *Clinical Ophthalmology*, blepharitis is considered almost universal in individuals over the age of 70, with the prevalence increasing dramatically throughout life. So, does blepharitis improve with age? The overwhelming consensus among eye care professionals is that this chronic condition does not resolve on its own but instead tends to become more prevalent and severe over time, necessitating ongoing management.

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Understanding the Aging Eye: Why Do Older People Get Blepharitis?

Incidences of blepharitis dramatically increase with age, affecting a majority of individuals over 65. This chronic inflammation of the eyelids, which leads to irritation and discomfort, prompts the critical question: **Why do older people get blepharitis?**

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