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FAQ About LASIK Procedure
LASIK or laser in situ keratomileusis is a laser vision correction technique. It reshapes the cornea and corrects a wide range of visual issues, eliminating the need for glasses or contacts. The visual issues that may be corrected include nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. If you are suffering from any of these issues, here are some answers to questions patients frequently ask. They may help you determine whether to get the procedure.
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January Is Glaucoma Awareness Month: What You Need to Know
For more on what you need to know about glaucoma, visit Eastside Eye Physicians, PC, at our office in Shelby Township or St. Clair Shores, Michigan. You can call (586) 247-2020 or (586) 200-1905 today to schedule an appointment.
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How Do I Pick the Perfect Frames for Me?
Picking the right frame for your eyeglasses can seem like an uphill task. The options out there can make choosing rather daunting. It is vital to realize that not all frames will work for you.
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Am I a Candidate for Cataract Surgery?
Cataracts describe an eye condition that appears as clouding of the natural eye lens. The clouding gets worse over time, and it can lead to blindness. Fortunately, there are treatment options that can help prevent this eventuality.
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LASIK Surgery Recovery and Aftercare
The popularity of LASIK surgery has continued to grow as more people opt for this vision correction option. When you decide to get laser eye surgery, you need to think about several factors. Apart from issues like cost, where to get the procedure, and the surgeon’s reputation, you need to learn about the procedure. You need to find out if you are a good candidate for LASIK and the types of surgery available. You also need to understand what the procedure entails, including the process of recovery and aftercare.
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Signs and Symptoms of Diabetic Retinopathy
This is a diabetes complication affecting the eyes. The condition results from the damage of blood vessels in the eye’s retina. The retina is highly sensitive to light in the eye. In the early stages, diabetic retinopathy may not exhibit symptoms or the patient may have some slight vision issues.
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5 Good Habits for Healthy Eyes
Do you wear contact lenses or eyeglasses to correct your eyes? Do you have 20/20 vision? You might think you are doing things right when it comes to protecting your eyesight. However, adopting a few good habits now will help keep your eyes healthy for years to come. As you age, your risk of developing some common eye conditions that lead to vision loss tends to increase. Such conditions include age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, and cataracts. Fortunately, there are things you can do to protect the health of your eyes long-term.
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12 Ways to Relieve Dry Eye Syndrome
Most people will experience at least one episode of dry eyes at some point during their lifetime. Dry eye syndrome occurs when the eyes fail to produce enough tear film to keep them hydrated and comfortable, the tear film drains too quickly, or it doesn’t have the right quantities of the water, oil and proteins that it is made from.
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Why Regular Eye Exams Are Important for Overall Health
A comprehensive eye exam does not just determine whether or not you need glasses or contacts. The exam can help with all the aspects of your eye health as well as your overall health. A regular eye exam is important to prevent vision problems, maintain healthy eyes, and diagnose certain diseases early. During the exam, the eye doctor will assess and evaluate your eyes as a good indicator of your general health.
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10 Things to Do Today to Prevent Vision Loss From Glaucoma
The American Glaucoma Society says that glaucoma is a slow-working eye disease. It deteriorates your optic nerve. Glaucoma has no cure. Its prevention should be the top priority. If you want to find out the top 10 ways to ward off this eye condition, here’s what you should know.
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