Getting older can mean the onset of certain eye conditions. One common age-related eye condition that can cause progressive vision loss is age-related macular degeneration (AMD). About one in ten adults over 50 have some degree of age-related macular degeneration. Since it’s so common, it’s essential to be aware of age-related macular degeneration and how […]
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Have you had cataract surgery? After the procedure, you may be worried about your cataracts coming back. You may have heard of secondary cataracts and are concerned that you could need cataract surgery again. But the truth is that cataracts cannot come back, and the term “secondary cataract” is more of a misnomer than anything. […]
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Do you have cataracts? Having cataracts can be incredibly frustrating. When you get cataract surgery, you can look forward to being able to see clearly again. But most people who have cataract surgery also have presbyopia. Like cataracts, presbyopia primarily affects adults over the age of 40. It makes it hard to focus up close, […]
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Does your vision seem blurry? Are you struggling to see what’s right in front of you? It can be hard to keep up with regular visits to see your doctor, but it’s important to see doctors regularly to ensure you’re healthy. Just like you should have a yearly physical with your primary care physician and […]
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Do you have cataracts? They can put undue strain on every aspect of your life. Cataracts develop so slowly that you may not even realize how much they affect your vision until you can hardly see. Your professional and personal life can suffer when you can’t see well. You may find yourself isolated because you […]
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A retinal detachment is a serious medical emergency. While painless, it can quickly lead to blindness if not treated. Luckily, there are treatments available to save your retina and your vision. However, you need to know how to recognize if you could have a retinal tear or detachment to know when to get treatment. It’s […]
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With age, it’s normal to experience visual changes. One of the most common changes comes from cataracts. Cataracts are a prevalent age-related condition. Most people will develop cataracts at some point in their lifetime. They form inside the natural lens, which is supposed to be clear and transparent. However, when you have a cataract, it […]
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Did you know that one of the most common age-related eye conditions is diabetic retinopathy? You can only develop diabetic retinopathy if you have diabetes. However, as type 2 diabetes is most common in older individuals, so is diabetic retinopathy. Much like other age-related eye conditions, the eye condition doesn’t present any symptoms in the […]
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Have you or someone you love recently received a glaucoma diagnosis? You may have questions about what to expect or what to know about the eye condition. Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness in adults over 60. While quite common, many people who develop glaucoma aren’t aware they have it until it’s […]
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When you have cataracts, it takes its toll on your vision. At first, cataracts may not show any symptoms, but as they develop, they make it more challenging to see. Once your cataracts start affecting your quality of life, cataract surgeons recommend having cataract surgery. Cataract surgery is the only way to treat cataracts effectively. […]
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