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Swimming with contact lenses

There’s no other activity that gives you that total-body workout as much as an hour of swimming does. From toddlers to seniors, it’s an activity enjoyed by all. The summers have already begun, and everyone wants to cool off with a dip in the pool.

Continue reading Precautions for Wearing Contact Lens While Swimming​

Astigmatism lights while driving at night

It’s not every day that you see people talking about interesting facts about eyesight. But how much do you know about your eye health? There are some who are blessed with perfect 20/20 vision, while others are completely blind. But what about people with certain eye conditions? How can you tell if you have poor vision at all?

Imagine driving down a dimly lit road at night and seeing lights that seem to stretch out in unusual ways. For people with astigmatism, this is a common occurrence that can not only be frustrating but also potentially dangerous. Astigmatism lights appear streaky, blurry, or haloed, and this can severely impair your ability to drive safely at night. So what exactly is astigmatism, and how can you take measures to ensure that your night driving experience is as safe as possible?

In this article, we’ll explore the answers to these questions and provide you with some practical tips to help you drive safely with astigmatism.

Continue reading What Does Astigmatism Look Like? Astigmatism Lights & Night Driving

Bad eyesight

Bad vision can be caused by astigmatism, nearsightedness & farsightedness. These can be corrected with glasses, contact lenses, or some surgeries. These conditions are genetic to a certain extent, but may also be influenced by your environment.

Globally, about 80% of vision impairment cases are avoidable (Source). But here’s what science has to say.

Continue reading How Poor Eyesight Can Be Corrected with Good Habits?

Cure astigmatism naturally by eating the right food and following a healthy lifestyle

Most people with astigmatism are born this way. It’s a natural condition. In rare cases, astigmatism can result from an eye injury or surgery. Astigmatism stems from a bend in the cornea in a way that distorts light.

Key Takeaways

  • Astigmatism is a structural issue with the cornea or lens shape — it cannot be cured or permanently removed by diet, herbs, or lifestyle changes.
  • Vitamins A, B, and C support overall eye health and may ease symptoms like strain and dryness, but don’t correct the underlying curvature.
  • Toric glasses or contact lenses correct astigmatism day-to-day; LASIK, PRK, or corneal cross-linking are the only permanent surgical corrections.
  • Natural remedies should complement — never replace — regular eye exams and professional treatment.

Continue reading How to Fix Astigmatism Naturally With Food & a Healthy Lifestyle

Eye Doctor in Fresno CA

Selecting the right eye doctor is important. You need someone who can take charge of your eye health and suggest treatments as and when needed. Make sure you select an eye doctor who takes a genuine interest in helping you improve your vision. Get a comprehensive eye exam done to understand your eye health better.

Unlike other problems in the body, the symptoms of vision problems are not as prominent. If you’re living in the Fresno, CA area, there are several vision centers to choose from, so you must pick the one that’s right for you. You want to do the work and pick the eye doctor in Fresno, CA that can help you best.

Continue reading 5 Ways to Select the Right Eye Doctor in Fresno, CA

sleeping with contact lenses

A majority of people who wear contact lenses are guilty of sleeping with contact lenses at some point or other in their lives. So what happens if you sleep in contact?

Continue reading Risks of Sleeping With Contact Lenses

First time contact lenses

Are you fed up of all the hassles that come with spectacles? Are you keen on trying contact lenses but have a lot of doubts regarding them? For instance – how to wear them correctly? How to clean them? Can they be worn for longer periods of time continually? Will you get dry and irritated eyes with their prolonged use? Such questions are obvious if you are trying on contact lenses for the first time. However, with proper precaution and care, you can enjoy all the benefits of contacts without any hassles.

Continue reading How To Put in Contacts for the First Time?

Blurry vision and migraine

An American Migraine Study conducted in 1999 says that in the U.S., 38 million people are living with migraines, out of which 44% people suffer from migraines due to vision changes and blurred vision.

It’s normal for our vision to deteriorate as we age. However, not many people realize that their eyesight may have gone from bad to worse with age.

Continue reading Eye Conditions That Trigger Blurry Vision and Migraines

Eye Irritation due to Contact lens

Contact lenses are safe and convenient, but they bring along quite a few minor annoyances. If you have been wearing contact lenses for long, you may have experienced these little common annoyances at some point in life, which may include eye irritation, itchy eyes, dry eyes, blurry vision, and the constant feeling that something is stuck in your eye.

Continue reading 8 Causes of Blurred Vision & Eye Irritation from Contact Lenses

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome And Vision

An estimated 836,000 to 2.5 million Americans suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome each year. Most people do not get this illness diagnosed and have to live with the symptoms for a major part of their lives.

While there is no single test to confirm the onset of the illness, there is a series of other tests to rule out other problems that have symptoms similar to chronic fatigue syndrome.

Continue reading What Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Tells You about Your Vision

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