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3 Tips To Recover From Dry Eye Symptoms

Dry eye can leave you feeling fatigued, irritated, and even in pain. If there’s anything that people suffering from dry eye syndrome have in common, it’s that they want it to stop. Recovering from dry eye isn’t always fast, but it is possible. Here are some easy ways to manage your symptoms. 1. Eye Drops […]

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What Happens During Cataract Surgery?

Cataracts are one of the most common vision problems for older people. In fact, they are the leading cause of blindness in the world today. But if you have cataracts, it doesn’t mean you need to deal with vision loss forever. Thanks to cataract surgery, you can regain your clear vision and see well again! […]

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Can You Get Too Much Botox?

It’s likely that you’ve already heard about Botox. It is a popular method of restoring youthful appearances. Botox works by targeting wrinkles and temporarily eliminating them. It also carries an undeserved stigma that can turn people off to the idea of it. Some people associate Botox with a fake or plastic look. Others believe that […]

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Can I Get Glaucoma In My Twenties?

Glaucoma is a condition that progressively steals your eyesight, permanently damaging your vision. Generally speaking, glaucoma is more common in people who are older. You should be especially vigilant when you pass the age of 40. But glaucoma is not limited to the elderly. Glaucoma can occur in patients that are much younger. This can […]

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How Often Do I Need Dilated Eye Exams?

Frequent eye exams should be part of everyone’s lives, as they are necessary for maintaining healthy vision. A comprehensive eye exam will usually include a dilated eye exam, as it is the best way for your doctor to get a look at the back of your eyes. However, whether it is included in your exam […]

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What To Do If Dry Eye Causes You Pain

Dry eye is a very common eye problem all over the world. Over 5 million people over the age of 50 in the U.S. alone suffer from the disease. Symptoms from the disease include itchiness, redness, and swelling. The disease may also cause a mucous discharge, light sensitivity, and even watery eyes. The severity of […]

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3 Things To Expect The Year After Cataract Surgery

After preparing for cataract surgery, your work isn’t finished quite yet. Over the course of the next few months, you will need to go through recovery. During cataract surgery, a flap is cut into your cornea. Your natural lens is then removed and replaced with an IOL. While this process does not take long, it […]

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Why Do I Need Eye Drops For Glaucoma?

There are a few ways to treat glaucoma, but by far the most common way is through the use of specialized eye drops. These eye drops cannot reverse the damage done by glaucoma. That’s because any vision loss due to glaucoma is unfortunately permanent. But they do stop glaucoma from worsening, preventing any more vision […]

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6 Tips To Prepare Before Cataract Surgery

Going into cataract surgery, you may be pretty nervous. This is natural and to be expected. Want to help relax your nerves? Consider making a checklist of everything to expect during your procedure. Keep reading for a few tips on how to prepare before undergoing cataract surgery! Tests and Choosing an IOL About a week […]

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Are You Worried About Cataract Surgery?

It is normal to have concerns about cataract surgery. Our eyesight is a critical component to what makes us unique. Even if you have cataracts, it can be scary to think about risks that come with cataract surgery. You can put your mind to rest by reading up on the following cataract surgery facts! Cataract […]

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