Over 2,000 people experience eye injuries in the work place every day in the U.S. Alarmingly, 90% of these eye injuries could have been prevented with the right type of eye protection.
[Read more…]Reducing the Risk of AMD Through Smart Dietary Choices
Eating healthily is an important part of any good optical care regimen. Your diet can greatly affect the health of your eyes. A recent study from the University of Buffalo found that certain dietary choices may reduce your risk of developing age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
[Read more…]Post-LASIK Dry Eye Tips
During LASIK, your eye doctor will make adjustments to your cornea, which could affect some of your nerves. This may lead to a little bit of loss in your eye’s sensitivity, which means your tear ducts will not trigger enough production of tears for lubrication. This condition is known as “dry eyes.” It can last for a few weeks and is a fairly common occurrence after LASIK surgery.
[Read more…]Developing Your Child’s Vision With Toys and Games
Optical care begins during childhood. Helping your kids take better care of their eyes is a habit that will benefit them for a lifetime. While most people think of this as proper nutrition and regular check-ups with your local eye doctor, it’s worth mentioning that certain activities and toys can also help sharpen their eyesight. [Read more…]
Debunking Myths About Age-Related Macular Degeneration
There’s a big chance you may have heard of age-related macular degeneration from your eye doctor before, the number one cause of vision problems in Americans 50 years and older. Despite its commonness, AMD is still heavily misunderstood by many eye specialists. This results in dozens of myths and misconceptions about it among patients.
[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…]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.
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