Eye Care Blog
Vision Loss — Causes, Treatment, and Preventive Tips
Vision loss can be caused by many things. In young children, for instance, vision loss can be caused by damage to the eye itself, by the eye being shaped incorrectly, or by a problem in the brain. In adults, vision loss is often the result of age-related eye disease....
read moreReading Glasses — Types, Styles, and Much More!
At your recent eye examination you learned that your inability to focus up close is a sign of presbyopia, for which the first and easiest treatment option is reading glasses. Here is all you need to know about them, and what to consider before buying a pair. Who Needs...
read moreComputer Vision Syndrome: What You Should Know
The use of computers is almost universal in the modern world. Computers are used for both work and play. With the popularity of smartphones and tablets, we now have more exposure to the computer screen than we ever had before. This increase in screen time comes with...
read moreAphakia in Adults and Children
Most people with aphakia require some type of vision correction, although people who were very near-sighted before they became aphakic sometimes require no correction for distance or near vision. Learn about this condition and how it affects eyesight. The absence of...
read moreEverything You Should Know About An Eye Injury
The ability to see can easily be taken for granted, and many people overlook proper eye protection when doing dangerous work. This is true even among workers whose occupations put them at risk for eye injury, such as welders, construction workers, and industrial...
read moreEsotropia – Signs, Causes, and Treatment
Commonly referred to as crossed eyes, esotropia is a common type of strabismus in which one or both eyes turn inward toward the nose. It is most often identified in children between the ages of 2 and 4, although it can occur at any age. The opposite of esotropia is...
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