If you have dry eyes while taking captopril and the suggestions in this article do not help, make sure to talk with your healthcare provider. There are other treatments that he or she may be able to recommend (such as eye ointments or Lacriserts^®) that can provide dry eye relief. He or she may also recommend switching to another medicine to see if this helps with your symptoms.

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