Category

Eye conditions

role of genetics in eye health

Genes play a crucial role in determining various aspects of our health, including vision and eye health. Our genetic makeup can influence the likelihood of developing certain eye conditions.

According to the World Health Organization, around 2.7 billion people worldwide are affected by uncorrected poor vision, with an estimated 2.2 billion suffering from blindness or visual impairment. Understanding the connection between genetics and eye health is essential for both prevention and treatment strategies.

Continue reading Role of Genetics on Your Eye Health

Astigmatism vs Myopia

Many individuals experience vision problems caused by refractive errors, which are commonly attributed to irregularities in the structures of the eye, such as the cornea, lens, or overall shape. Distinguishing between different refractive errors can be challenging since they often coexist. Among these errors, astigmatism and myopia are two prevalent disorders that can affect the eyes. While they share certain similarities, they also have distinct characteristics that set them apart. Continue reading Astigmatism vs. Myopia – What’s the Difference?

Can Your Eyes Get Sunburned

We all know about the harsh effects of ultraviolet rays and sunlight on our skin. In summer, we slather ourselves with sunblock lotion to protect our skin from sunburn. But many people do not know that our eyes are also susceptible to damage from the sun.

Yes, eyes can get sunburned when overexposed to ultraviolet rays. The condition is known as photokeratitis. Excessive exposure to UV rays, such as those emitted by the sun, damages the eyes’ surface, causing inflammation of the cornea (the clear portion of the eye in front of the pupil) and temporarily damaging the conjunctiva (a layer of tissue covering the inside of the eyelids and the whites of eyes)

Continue reading Can Your Eyes Get Sunburned?

stress and vision problems

Stress may have an impact on your sleep, complexion, and digestion, but did you know it can also have an impact on your eyes? When you are worried or concerned, even briefly, your eyes might undergo changes such as increased intraocular pressure (IOP).

Although these changes are frequently transient, it is critical to understand how stress might affect your eyes, particularly if you have glaucoma or dry eye disease. This post will go deeper into the subject through frequently asked questions. So take a seat, unwind, and continue reading to discover the consequences of stress on your eyes. Continue reading Can Stress Affect Your Eyes?

pink eye vs stye

As you experience eye discomfort, you may wonder if it’s pink eye or a stye causing your irritation. It can be challenging to tell these eye conditions apart, but understanding the differences between them is essential to receive proper treatment. At Insight Vision Center, we provide comprehensive eye care services, including treatment for pink eye and stye.

Let’s take a closer look at the symptoms, causes, and treatments for these eye problems. Continue reading Pink Eye vs. Stye – What’s the Difference?

woman-happy-with-good-eyesight

Ah, the dreaded eye pain. Suddenly waking up with pain and redness in your eye can be disconcerting – not knowing whether it is from a scratch or an infection only makes it worse. Both can feel similar, but the cause and treatment are very different, and it is important to know the difference. This blog post explores the differences between the two so you can get the right treatment and care for your eyes.

Continue reading Comparing Pink Eye vs. Scratched Cornea : Symptoms, Treatments & FAQs

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.

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

Request your appointment

Request now & we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Call Us 559-449-5050