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You only have one pair of eyes, so it's important to take good care of them. You should be seeing an eye doctor regularly for checkups, and you should also be aware of symptoms that indicate there might be something wrong with your eyes. After all, the earlier you have a conditioned diagnosed, the sooner you can begin treatment, and the better your outcome will be. This is so important when the problem is with your eyes and your vision depends on the outcome. On this website, you'll find articles explaining common eye conditions, diagnostic procedures that eye doctors use, preventative care tactics, and so much more. We're not your eye doctor, but we've done our research and are proud to share what we've learned.

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How Will Your Glaucoma Be Treated?

Posted on October 23, 2020

Hearing your eye doctor say, "you have glaucoma" can be a little worrisome. Surely, one of your first questions will be, "how can it be treated?" The short answer to this question is, "it depends." Below, you will find descriptions of the most common treatments for glaucoma.  Prostaglandin Eye Drops One of the first treatments your eye doctor will likely recommend is prostaglandin eye drops. These medications help encourage fluid to leave the back of your eye, which will reduce your high eye pressure — the hallmark problem with glaucoma. [Read More]

Helpful Tips For Ordering Your Contact Lenses Online

Posted on September 24, 2020

Ordering your contact lenses online can be a convenient and affordable option. You might be a little bit nervous about ordering something as important as your contact lenses off of the internet, however. As long as you keep these tips in mind, though, you should have a good experience. See Your Eye Doctor First Don't assume that you can skip seeing your eye doctor by ordering your contact lenses online. Instead, make a point to schedule an appointment with your eye doctor first. [Read More]

Common Causes Of Vision Loss In The Elderly

Posted on August 27, 2020

As people age, one of the first noticeable changes they may deal with is vision loss. Those who are elderly are most likely to suffer some form of vision loss. To properly treat vision loss, a diagnosis must first be made to determine the cause of vision loss. These are some of the most common causes of vision loss in the elderly. Age-Related Macular Degeneration This is an eye disorder that usually occurs to people over time as they get older, and it causes damage to the center vision, the sharp vision, or both. [Read More]

Tips To Help Keep Your Eyes Healthy

Posted on August 12, 2020

As you age, your body will change, and you will begin to notice wrinkles, grey hair, constant body, and joint aches, as well as eye problems. All these are part of the aging process, but you can prevent some of these issues. Good eyesight is a vital part of life, and loss of eyesight will significantly impact your life. Therefore, while you're still young, take care of your eyes by following these tips: [Read More]