Tips For A Smooth Recovery Following LASIK Surgery

10 October 2019
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Many people are born with or develop poor eyesight, and for decades the only option for vision correction was wearing either glasses or contacts. That all changed when LASIK surgery became available; LASIK surgery is a type of non-invasive laser eye surgery that corrects the eyes and usually corrects vision to near perfect. Most people who get LASIK no longer need glasses or contacts to correct their vision. LASIK surgery is a short and simple procedure, but there is a recovery period. Read More 

When Should You Take Your Child To The Eye Doctor? 4 Signs To Help You

22 May 2019
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Your child isn't always going to tell you when their eyes hurt them, or when they can't see. Your child's eyesight could be poor and you won't even know it. There are a few signs you can watch out for that will help guide you and tell you when to get your child in to the eye doctor for an exam and checkup. Here are four signs to watch out for: Read More 

Here’s Why Your Eyes Are More Stressed Than Prior Generations’ Eyes

10 January 2019
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Sore, blurry, out-of-focus, and dry eyes are more common than ever. If you're finding that you're experiencing these symptoms, or even general eye strain, it's not your imagination at work. Here's why you and many others are experiencing much more eye strain than people of generations past. Onslaught of Screens There's one big difference between people living in the 1900s, onward to now, and those who came before the 1900s: screens. Read More 
 

Learn How to Protect Your Vision From Disease and Illness

Learn How to Protect Your Vision From Disease and Illness

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Learn How to Protect Your Vision From Disease and Illness

I pride myself as an independent person who doesn't rely on anyone or anything to get through life. But after almost losing my eyesight to a virus last year, I realize that I'm not as invincible as I think. My virus damaged the cells in my body, including the cells in my eyes. After a while, things appeared out of focus or blurry. Sometimes, I couldn't see anything at all. My primary physician recommended that I see an optometrist. The eye doctor examined my eyes and located the infection right away. The optometrist prescribed antiviral drugs to treat the infection and eyeglasses to help me see. I created this blog to help you learn more about your vision and how to protect it from things that can damage it. If you'd like to learn more, keep reading. Good luck and thanks for visiting.