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Dec 30
Do you know the symptoms that may occur when your retina has become detached? Recognizing common retinal detachment symptoms can help you protect your vision and reduce your risk of permanent changes to your vision.
Dec 30
If you've ever experienced your own private light show, complete with flashing lights and colorful zigzags, you may have had an ocular migraine. Although these symptoms seem alarming, they usually go away quickly without damaging your vision.
Dec 30
Regular eye examinations are not only essential for good vision but also help you maintain your health. Changes in your eyes can be the first signs of serious diseases and conditions ranging from diabetes to multiple sclerosis to high blood pressure.
Dec 30
Eyeglasses and contact lenses aren't the only options if your vision is less than perfect. Refractive procedures can help you see clearly and offer long-term results.
Dec 30
Cancer can affect any part of the body, including the eyes. The disease can start in the eyes or may spread from other parts of the body. Treatment for this kind of cancer is focused on killing the cancer cells while preserving as much of your vision as possible.
Dec 30
Eye irritation is a common complaint, particularly during allergy season. Itchy, watery, burning eyes aren't just uncomfortable but can make reading, using your laptop, or even driving unpleasant or difficult.
Dec 30
Have you ever wondered why your ophthalmologist dilates your eyes during your annual eye exam? Here are a few things you should know about dilating eye drops and the benefits of dilation.
Dec 30
Eye muscle surgery can help improve your vision if you or your child have strabismus, a condition that affects the alignment of the eyes. Even a seemingly minor misalignment can cause vision problems that may make your life more difficult.
Dec 30
Do you know how to handle an eye emergency? Learning these first aid basics can help you protect your sight.
Dec 30
Eye drops ease redness, itching, and dry eye and also treats eye conditions ranging from glaucoma to infections. Unfortunately, the drops won't be effective if you don't use them properly. These eye drops do's and don'ts will help make sure that you benefit from the drops.