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What You Should Know About a Pinguecula and a Pterygium

Both pinguecula and pterygium are common eye conditions affecting the conjunctiva, the clear tissue covering the white part of your eye and the inside of your eyelids. Despite their similarities, they have distinct characteristics and implications for eye health. Pinguecula A pinguecula is a benign, yellowish growth on the conjunctiva, typically near the cornea but […]

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Ways to Safeguard Your Eyes During Hiking: Preserve Your Vision

When going on a hiking adventure, many of us tend to place great emphasis on selecting the right hiking gear, including footwear, clothing, and backpacks. However, we often underestimate the significance of safeguarding our eyes. The great outdoors exposes us to a variety of elements that can potentially harm our eyesight if not adequately protected.

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Recovering From Pink Eye

You may experience red, irritated eyes for various reasons, such as high pollen counts, sleep deprivation, or even a stray eyelash. However, red eyes are often the primary symptom of a condition known as pink eye, or conjunctivitis. While many cases of pink eye resolve on their own, the associated symptoms can be uncomfortable. Fortunately,

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What Is a Diabetic Eye Exam?

Diabetes is a condition that impairs the body’s ability to produce the insulin hormone, resulting in increased levels of glucose in the bloodstream. Continuous high blood sugar levels can elevate the risk of various eye-related issues. One of your optometrist’s primary goals is to optimize the overall health of your eyes. A significant portion of

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Have Cataracts? New Technology Improves Near, Middle, and Distance Vision, Minimizes Side Effects

Cataract is a long-known eye condition often associated with old age. It is primarily characterized by clouding of the eye lens in one or both eyes. For decades, the goal of cataract treatment was to remove the cataract without making the patient blind. However, cataract surgery has evolved over the years. Modern surgical procedures for

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