For contact lens wearers, allergy season is one of the worst times of the year. Approximately 75% of allergy-related symptoms affect the eyes, and for a person who frequently wears contact lenses, these symptoms can be difficult to deal with. From red eyes to itchiness to even dry eyes, these symptoms create a less-than-optimal environment… Continue reading Allergy Season and Contact Lenses: How to Manage
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Annual eye exams are just one part of maintaining your vision. In addition to checking visual acuity, eye exams can also diagnose diseases of the eye, allowing your ophthalmologist to take the right steps. Retinal scans are one way to keep track of any changes in your vision or anatomy, so here’s what to know… Continue reading Do I Need a Retinal Exam?
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Have you had your eyes checked recently? It can be difficult to gauge when you need a fresh eye check-up. Our eyes change as we get older and our prescription glasses need adjustment. We might not notice these differences until they bring us severe discomfort, making it difficult to complete everyday tasks or do things… Continue reading 5 Reasons to Schedule Your Eye Exam
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The life of a college student can become quite busy. However, this is no reason to ignore issues about eye health. Students in college should be especially conscious of the following tips regarding the health of their eyes. Keep Your Hands Clean Crowded classrooms and dormitories make great breeding areas for bacteria and germs. The… Continue reading Things College Students Can Do to Protect the Health of Their Eyes
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Your child’s eyesight should be of the utmost importance. To ensure that your child’s eyesight is good, there are several things that you will want to do as they age. From the time that they are newborns, you will want to make sure that you pay attention to how they are doing with their vision,… Continue reading Healthy Vision for Your Children
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Diabetes continues to be a growing problem in the United States, and statistics show that roughly 38.4 million Americans live with diabetes. It tends to affect people over the age of 65 more severely than younger people, but men and women in their 40s and 50s can also be affected by diabetes. Eating a poor… Continue reading How Diabetes Can Affect Your Eye Health
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