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Strabismus

Like all medical operations, strabismus surgery, too, carries the ability to induce complexities. Minimizing these risks is possible during or after surgery if the patient ensures to take some crucial steps. In case of a complication, it is vital to recognize it and then move on to managing it effectively to prevent further harm.

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physical exercise and eye health​

It’s no secret that exercising is the best way to get in shape and stay fit. It keeps you healthy and helps you avoid serious health conditions. But, did you know that exercising is also extremely beneficial for your eye health?

This is because the act of exercising releases hormones and anti-oxidants that are known to combat the effects of cell damage in the body, which also includes your eyes.

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4 Eye Diseases Related to Diabetes

Do you have diabetes? If yes, then you are at risk of developing serious eye diseases. High blood sugar can lead to problems like blurry vision, cataracts, glaucoma, and retinopathy. In fact, diabetes is the primary cause of blindness in adults between 20-74 years.

Let us look at some eye diseases that result from diabetes.

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Dark side of wearing contact lenses

Getting your first set of contact lenses would feel like an amazing upgrade to eyeglasses. You can see the world more clearly just by popping them in and you would look good too! They can fit in easily onto the eye and allow you to perform numerous tasks that might be uncomfortable in glasses such as traveling, exercising, etc.

However, if you do not use contact lenses properly, you will be exposed to some side effects which could even affect your vision in the long run.

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women with contact lens

Almost every woman wearing contact lenses will agree that even though their contacts have freed them from boring spectacles, the said freedom has come at a price. Let’s see why:

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The glorious season of spring is almost here! Most of you shall be gearing up for some fun in the sun. However, many others are finding ways to protect themselves from the effects of seasonal allergies. Various factors, such as dust and pollen grains, are the usual troublemakers, causing allergic reactions in multiple ways.

Continue reading 7 Easy Ways to Care for Your Eyes this Spring

best foods for eye health

Ever thought about eating right for healthy eyes? Yes, our eyes may be the most neglected and strained organ of our body. Hectic work schedules, long hours before lit screens, and harsh sun rays – are all adding to the stress on our eyes. But we don’t realize this until major damage is done.

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new technology in optometry

Are you contemplating having eye surgery to get rid of those spectacles?

Well, think no more as modern technology allows you to do just that. Superior vision technology has transformed the world of eye care, right from diagnosis and treatment to equipment and recovery. Vision technology has witnessed some amazing scientific breakthroughs in the past few years, and these advances are rapidly changing the future of those with chronic eye conditions.

Here are 5 ways innovative technology is making a massive difference to the eye health of millions across the globe:

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laser skin resurfacing

Laser Skin Resurfacing, also known as a laser peel, laser vaporization, and lasabrasion is a technique to uses laser beams to reduce facial wrinkles, scars, and blemishes. With laser technology, surgeons have a higher level of control and precision around delicate areas, thus offering better results.

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macular degeneration diet

What is Age-Related Macular Disease or AMD?

Age-Related Macular Disease, or AMD, is an acquired ocular disorder that occurs in people over sixty years of age. It is the leading cause of vision loss in the US. This eye disease affects the central part of the retina, known as the macula, and destroys it through retinal detachment. The macula is responsible for providing a sharp and clear central vision that is required for reading, writing, and other visually demanding activities such as driving, stitching, etc. The risk of AMD increases with age.

Continue reading How Can Nutrition Help With Age-Related Macular Degeneration?

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