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Our pupils change size due to a number of things like light or how we are feeling. Generally, our two pupils change size equally. However, anisocoria refers to individuals who have pupils of differing sizes.
Low vision, or partial sight, is reserved for people who are unable to see clearly even with corrections like glasses, contacts, or surgery.
Dry eye syndrome is that itchy, watery, stinging feeling you get because you have stared at something too long without blinking. This week’s blog will touch on two types of oils that are recommended to help reduce the irritation.
Many people are unaware and confused about the types of astigmatism and what this ailment really is. It is not an eye disease, like some may think. But, rather a refractive error, like nearsightedness or farsightedness.
But, what if your eyelash was growing inwards and poking your eye? Learn what can be done about inward growing eyelashes in this week’s article!
November is diabetes awareness month. Learn how to reduce your risk and prevent diabetic-related eye diseases, and help keep your eyes healthy for life!
Almost everyone at some point in their life will experience digital eye strain. So much of what we do is in front of screens. You are likely reading this blog post on your computer or phone.
Some studies on glaucoma and marijuana have found that when marijuana is smoked or when a form of its active ingredient is taken as a pill or by injection, it does lower pressure in the eye, or intraocular pressure.
This week’s article will focus on concussions and what visual symptoms you should be aware of following this type of traumatic brain injury.
This week’s article will explore how diabetes can cause retinopathy and its effects on the eyes.
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