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How long has it been since you went to your eye doctor? Do you need corrective lenses? Do you have diabetes? Are you getting close to your golden years? There are several reasons that you must go see your eye doctor each year. Without a yearly exam, it is difficult to determine if your current prescription is actually helping you see more clearly or to find out if you have any problems with your eyes that need to be treated. Visit our site to learn the many reasons for going to your eye doctor and how it could not only benefit you now, but many years into the future.

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Seeing For Two: How To Care For Your Eyes During Pregnancy

Posted on June 15, 2017

If you're pregnant, you want to stay as healthy as possible. You're probably visiting your doctor on a regular basis, watching what you eat, and getting some exercise. However, if you're not including your eyes in your health routine, you could be setting yourself up for vision problems. You might not realize this, but the rush of hormones through your body during pregnancy can wreak havoc on your eyes. You can help reduce vision problems by spending some extra time caring for your eyes. [Read More]

4 Things Pterygium Sufferers Need to Know about Surgical Removal

Posted on May 12, 2016

A pterygium is a benign growth of tissue that can develop on your conjunctiva. This growth can make your eye feel gritty, itchy or like there's a foreign object stuck in it. In some cases, your optometrist may recommend having your pterygium surgically removed. Here are four things pterygium sufferers need to know about surgical removal. 1. When is surgical removal necessary? Surgical removal is necessary when a pterygium grows across the cornea and starts to impair the vision. [Read More]

Myopia Is On The Rise: How Can You Protect Your Children?

Posted on February 17, 2016

A newly released report states myopia, also known as nearsightedness, is on the rise. It further predicts that 50% of the world's population will be short-sighted within the next 35 years. While myopia can be managed with early intervention, it is possible for blindness to occur if the myopia is ignored. Lifestyle changes could be the key to reducing the impact of myopia in your children, so where do you begin? [Read More]

How to Choose the Best Glasses for a Child With a Strong Prescription

Posted on January 8, 2016

If you have a child who has recently gone through an eye exam and it has been determined that they need glasses, then you should do your best to choose the right ones. Fortunately, there are many different options that will allow you to find the perfect glasses for your child. However, some people feel as though the vast amount of options can be overwhelming or confusing. If you feel this way, then keep reading to learn about a few things that you should absolutely consider if your child must wear glasses with a strong prescription. [Read More]