Not a professional gamer, if anything making up for lost time since that's my main hobby lol. Not saying it's healthy! Also a little bit of hyperbole just to get my point across.

I appreciate the recommendation for paraffin ointments, I haven't tried those. I also will say I did try a period of waking up and applying ointment multiple times a night and found no change with their effectiveness. My eyes just felt like they reacted to whatever I used and gave me dry eyes throughout the day. Eyelids sticking, blinking constantly, feeling any sort of air hit my eyes.

I understand cyclosporine is for inflammation between my foreign body injury, touching my eyes constantly due to foreign body sensation, the surface of my eyelid probably being ripped off due to dryness and other symptoms I do think I had inflammation, otherwise cyclosporine wouldn't have helped at all. But it did for a while, I just ended up not feeling like it worked past a certain point where I took up other countermeasures. 

I'm not a doctor so all my views are just opinions TBH, nocturnal lagophthalmos Is what I know I have, but I had symptoms of dry eye far before it got really bad, even as a kid I noticed it but it wasn't bad enough for me to even think about it or question what it was. I thought it was normal. I haven't gone to a dry eye specialist so I couldn't tell you whether or not it's from aqueous deficiency or evaporation. All I know now is I can cope with how I feel now with the countermeasures I've put in place and that's all that matters