During a comprehensive eye exam, your optometrist will thoroughly assess your eyes and vision, taking special care to examine your pupils. Did you know that the health of your pupils can provide a lot of information about your overall state of health? [Read more…]
Common Eye Problems During the Winter Months
As the temperature drops, you may experience some visual discomfort that could require a visit to the eye doctor. Many people don’t realize that the cold winter months can take a toll on your eyes. Read on as we discuss common eye-related problems you may have to deal with this winter. [Read more…]
Bloodshot Eyes: When You Should See an Eye Doctor
Red eye is a condition where the sclera has become bloodshot. The redness may take the form of various squiggly pink or red lines or look diffusely red on the white of the eye. Sufferers may experience irritation, burning, itching, dryness and pain. This eye condition can also be associated with light sensitivity, watery eyes, blurry vision and discharge.
Common Holiday Eye Safety Hazards and How to Avoid Them
The holidays are meant to be a fun time to create lasting memories with friends and family. Unfortunately, certain activities you may participate in this time of the year can put your eyes at risk, causing damage that might require a visit to an optometrist.
Answering Questions About Costume Contact Lenses
Costume contact lenses can be a fun way to experiment with your appearance. But before you rush to buy a pair, it’s important to understand the risks. Today, your eye doctor answers some of the most common questions concerning costume contact lenses.
[Read more…]Reasons Your Child’s Eyes Hurt and What to Do About It
When your child complains about pain in their eye, you might not know what to do. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to determine what causes eye pain in children, which is why it’s a good idea to bring your child to an eye doctor.
4 Eye Care Tips to Follow When Traveling
As the holidays draw near, you may be planning a trip to visit family or take a much-needed vacation. When getting organized for your trip, don’t forget to consider your eye health.
[Read more…]The Dangers of Driving With Glaucoma
Glaucoma occurs when the optic nerve sustains damage due to increased pressure in your eyes. The condition can cause changes to your vision that may affect your daily life. In particular, you may find driving to be challenging, which is why optical care providers recommend extreme caution.
[Read more…]A Look at the Future of Glaucoma Management
Glaucoma is a condition caused by high intraocular pressure (IOP) that results in optic nerve damage, which, without effective treatment from an optometrist, can lead to progressive, irreversible vision loss. The second leading cause of blindness in the United States, glaucoma is typically managed with either eye drops or through laser surgery, though medical professionals are constantly researching and developing new methods for controlling the condition.
In today’s blog post, Alderwood Optical & Canyon Park Vision Clinic takes a look at the future of glaucoma treatment and management.
Contact Lens Wear and Care: Mistakes to Avoid
Contact lenses are one of the most popular and widely used vision correction options. However, failing to follow the contact lens-care instructions provided by your optometrist increases the chances of infection.
Today, Alderwood Optical & Canyon Park Vision Clinic raises awareness about common mistakes people make when handling their contact lenses.
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