Dry eyes and styes eyes are different eye conditions and each one of those two comes with its own list of causes, symptoms, treatment, and preventative measures.
(1)Dry eye. There are several reasons to cause dry eyes including chronic low tear production, an imbalance in tear composition, anatomical abnormalities, post-surgical symptoms and environmental factors. Dry eyes can cause a variety of uncomfortable symptoms including stinging, stringy mucus in the eye, light sensitivity, excessive intermittent tearing and so on but no styes eyes. Treatment for dry eyes depends on the causes. Eye drops and a diet high in omega-3 fatty acids may help.
(2) Styes eyes. A stye is a painful bump that usually occurs at the base of an eyelash, on the ridge of or under the eyelids. It may be caused by an infected oil gland or hair follicle. Usually, this infection is related with the common bacterium staphylococcus aureus. People who are suffering mellitus and seborrhea are more likely get styes eyes. Application of a warm washcloth at home, lancing by a doctor, antibiotic or steroidal ointments can help styes eyes.