News & Information
Most people who schedule eye exams do so for one of two reasons: It’s time for a routine exam, or you require a medical exam for a specific reason. While both medical and routine eye exams cover many of the same bases, doctors perform them for different reasons. During a routine exam, your doctor is…
Read More
The optic nerve is largely responsible for carrying visual messages from your eye to your brain. These messages are what ultimately allow you to see and identify images. Naturally, any medical issue or disorder with optic nerves affects your vision. If you allow these problems to continue, they only worsen over time. If left untreated,…
Read More
If you have refractive vision problems or trouble with your vision as you get older, you may benefit from multifocal contact lenses. Multifocal contacts provide clear vision at all distances, and they can improve your condition if you have a condition such as presbyopia, which means you need to hold objects at a distance to…
Read More
According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), you should schedule your child’s first eye exam at six months of age. Your child’s eye doctor will perform tests to ensure your child’s eyes are healthy and that there are no problems that might interfere with normal visual development. In addition, the doctor will set your child…
Read More
If you suddenly lose part of your vision and see the sudden appearance of flashes or floaters, you may be experiencing retinal detachment in the back of the eye. Retinal detachment occurs when the retinal cells separate from the blood vessels. This situation creates an emergency requiring immediate medical attention. If the retinal detachment is…
Read More
When you schedule an eye exam, your eye doctor will perform a variety of tests to assess your vision and identify any issues. One of the tests they perform is an eye pressure test. In the medical field, this procedure is known as tonometry. The doctor uses a device that measures your eye pressure on…
Read More
The imminent health risks of high blood pressure are well documented. Specifically, high blood pressure puts an enormous strain on the circulatory system, including the arteries and heart, as well as the brain, kidneys and reproductive system. But did you know that high blood pressure can also affect your vision? Numerous studies have shown that…
Read More- « Previous
- 1
- …
- 3
- 4
- 5