Patients with autoimmune disease prescribed Xiidra commonly have aqueous tear deficiency

PHOENIX — In patients with autoimmune disease prescribed Xiidra, the most common form of dry eye disease was aqueous tear deficiency, and cataracts were common, according to a study presented at Optometry’s Meeting.“The goal was to begin to help providers identify patient types that this medication is commonly used for,” study author Shane R. Kannarr, OD, of Kannarr Eye