How To Know That You Need Glasses

Posted on: 19 May 2022

Eyeglasses are one of the most common types of vision correction among men, women, and children. They have many advantages over contact lenses, including minimal maintenance, affordability, and reduced risk of infection. However, you can't wear the same pair of glasses forever. Eventually, you will need a new prescription to maintain clear vision. Here are a few signs that you need to get new glasses. You Are Squinting Frequently People squint to reduce the amount of light entering their eyes, helping them see better.
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How To Prevent Mild Diabetic Retinopathy From Worsening

Posted on: 2 December 2021

If you have diabetic retinopathy, but the condition is mild, it might not yet be time to undergo treatment. Instead, your doctor will examine your eye to make sure that it is in good condition and will help you determine when you actually do need to have your eyes treated. The Symptoms of Diabetic Retinopathy This condition results from damage done to the blood vessels for the light-sensitive aspects of your eyes.
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3 Signs of an Eye Infection

Posted on: 23 June 2021

Eye infections can come in different forms. Not all are going to have obvious signs, such as discharge and swelling. Some may not be quite as noticeable to someone looking at you, but you may feel the pain in your eye. If you have an eye infection, or suspect you have one, you should get to the optometrist for an eye exam and for the necessary treatment in order to help heal your eye.
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2 Ways Glaucoma Impacts Your Vision While You Are Driving At Night

Posted on: 23 November 2020

If you have recently been diagnosed with glaucoma, you may have many concerns about what is going to happen to your vision. As part of these concerns, you may be wondering whether or not the eye condition will affect your ability to drive, especially at night. If so, there are a couple of ways that glaucoma can impact your vision while you are driving at night of which you should be aware.
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