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Assuming you have spoken with your GP and Neuro (there are neuro-ophthalmologists) and they see nothing wrong: your eyes feel dry; they are not being washed with as many eye blinks as nonPWP eyes and they probably hurt, too, feeling relieved by closing them. Artificial tears did not help me, but ophthalmic ointments at bed time have helped. Be careful rubbing under your eyes. Ideally washing under the eye is done inside corner to outer corner to prevent infections, *But*, if you can do this, it helps: use ONLY your ring finger to wash under the eyes going from the outer corner to the inner corner to prevent stretching of the under eye skin. Use the ring finger because you'll find it is your weakest, therefore, gentlest finger and will not pull and stretch as much as another finger will. Do not try to cover the dark circles under eye because cover stick enhances wrinkles.Use one of the light-reflecting white eye creams. These seem to rub in, not leaving a white circle around the eyes, if done right. Apply it in a very light application over the lower part of your eye lid, around the outside of the eye where smile lines would be, then under your eye (outside to inside using the ring finger.) Apply make-up over if you are going to put any on.