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The human eye is a complex structure composed of various tissues and components that work together to provide vision. However, like any other part of the body, the eye can be affected by various conditions and abnormalities...
If you wear glasses or contacts, you may have noticed that your prescription tends to change over time. Even with annual eye examinations, it is not uncommon for small adjustments to be made to your visual correction...
When it comes to certain medications, such as hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil), monitoring and safeguarding your eye health is of utmost importance...
When discussing vision, the term “20/20” often comes up as the benchmark for ideal or perfect vision. However, the true meaning behind this term can sometimes be confusing or misconstrued...
Amblyopia, commonly known as “lazy eye,” is a condition characterized by reduced vision in one eye compared to the other. It is often associated with factors such as an eye turn...
When it comes to eyewear, lightweight glasses are highly sought after by many individuals. Whether you have a high prescription, find heavy frames uncomfortable, or prefer lightness...
There is a common misconception that wearing glasses can make your eyes weaker over time. This myth has led to hesitations and misunderstandings about the use of corrective eyewear...
Dry eyes can be a persistent and uncomfortable condition, causing symptoms such as dryness, redness, irritation, and blurred vision. Thankfully, advancements in eye care have led to the development...
Contact lenses are typically worn to replace the need for glasses, providing clear vision without the frames. However, there are certain situations where it may be necessary or even intentional to wear glasses over contact lenses...
As parents, we always strive to prioritize the visual health of our children. But what happens when a child is nonverbal? How can we ensure that their vision is adequately assessed...