by ig@webs | Feb 14, 2020 | Cataract
Living with dry eye syndrome is an all too familiar part of life for many Americans. Around 5 million Americans over 50 have the disease, and it can affect younger people as well. As prevalent as it is, dry eyes can be treated effectively. The first step is to receive...
by ig@webs | Jan 28, 2020 | Cataract
People all over the world suffer from refractive errors. Most with refractive errors have one thing in common: they don’t like glasses and they don’t like contacts. If you are among this number, know that you are not alone. But if you are older, you may be used to...
by ig@webs | Jan 17, 2020 | Cataract
Cataracts are a common vision problem among older people around the world. Most of us will experience them to some extent by the time we are in our seventies or eighties if not before. For most people, cataracts are unavoidable and result in vision loss. While...
by ig@webs | Dec 20, 2019 | Cataract
Now that we are out of the fall allergy season, you may be looking forward to some relief for your itchy eyes. While pollen counts do go down during the winter, you now have a new challenge to face: dry winter air. Your environment plays a huge role in the development...
by ig@webs | Dec 10, 2019 | Cataract
Considering LASIK? The basic idea behind the procedure is simple: the cornea is permanently reshaped to correct refractive errors. Doesn’t sound painful, right? That’s because it’s not! The thought of surgery can evoke thoughts of pain and...
by ig@webs | Nov 26, 2019 | Cataract
Cataracts occur as a natural part of aging. It is, in most cases, a very gradual process that subtly affects your vision. Contrary to what some may believe, cataracts do not only make it harder to see in one way. There is actually a wide range of symptoms that you can...
