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You do not need to have glasses to visit the eye doctor. In fact, optometrists offer a variety of services in addition to vision correction, such as early detection and treatment of eye disease. Whether you are experiencing vision problems or not, it is recommended to visit the eye doctor regularly to prevent issues from…

Glaucoma is an eye disease in which fluid buildup damages the optic nerve. If untreated, it can lead to irreversible partial or full blindness. This makes early glaucoma treatment critical in protecting the eye's overall health. This article will cover what glaucoma is and how to treat it.An optometrist can diagnose glaucoma through a series…

An optometrist should examine the eyes of a child regularly because many problems can be detected and treated early. However, many parents do not know the right time to start having their children’s eyes checked. There are many factors that have to be considered. Read on to learn when your child should see an optometrist.Healthy…

Pediatric eye care services help diagnose and address issues that might affect your child’s vision. How well a child can see impacts their learning ability, since about 80% of the learning process is visual. Children mostly learn about the world around them by observing their surroundings.Pediatric eye care helps ensure that visual problems are not…

In this review, we primarily focus on surgical treatment for cataracts. We also discuss cataracts more broadly, focusing on why they develop and the signs and symptoms that patients often notice that lead to them seeking treatment.Developing a cataract can be a scary experience. The good news is that surgery often provides reliable, long-term relief.…

According to an optometrist, the best way to deal with eye-related concerns is to reduce the risk of them developing or worsening in the first place. Although certain eye conditions are hereditary and unpreventable, there are daily habits that you can implement to help ensure healthy eyes and reduce the risk of eye-related diseases and…

While prescription glasses are necessary for those with vision issues, many do not see the need for prescription sunglasses. Instead, many people may choose to use over-the-counter sunglasses to match their style. However, prescription sunglasses can offer several benefits besides protecting your eyes from the sun. Continue reading to learn more about the advantages of…

Dry eye affects approximately 7% of the U.S. population (16.5 million people), according to the American Optometric Association. It can cause significant daily disturbances and be a sign of a more severe eye concern if left untreated. In this review, we discuss the various methods and approaches to dry eye treatment, both at home and…

Current recommendations are that everyone needs to make an appointment with an eye doctor every one to two years. For the most part, it depends on your age and whether or not you are experiencing any problems with your eyes when it comes to how often you need to visit an eye doctor. According to…

A routine eye exam is an essential part of preventative healthcare. Several eye diseases and other vision-related issues present no symptoms until your eyesight gradually worsens. Eye exams help maintain and treat your eyes' health, preventing eye diseases from progressing to the point of intensive treatment or permanent vision loss.Some people are unaware they are…

It is common for adults to avoid going for regular eye exams because they do not think they need them. However, vision tests are essential to keeping your eyes healthy and diagnosing and treating conditions that can result in blindness, such as glaucoma and cataracts. In addition, these tests help keep your eyes healthy and…

The World Health Organization estimates that there are around 253 people around the world that have some form of vision impairment. Many of them have preventable and treatable eye conditions. One of the most effective treatments to improve your vision is to visit an eye doctor and get a prescription for corrective lenses. Even if…