For years those who suffered from certain eye conditions or who found it too difficult and uncomfortable to wear contact lenses had no other option but glasses. With scleral lenses, many patients have found a comfortable way to wear contacts.
While the symptoms may be similar, pink eye has different causes, and not every case responds to the same treatment. Find out more about the types of pink eye and how they’re treated.
Don’t treat yourself if you experience a severe eye injury or persistent symptoms suggesting an underlying condition. Pain, light sensitivity, pupil size shifts, shadows, double images, and flashes of light all signal a more serious issue.
Contact lenses can be a solution to vision correction, but they aren’t always suitable for all. There are many conditions of the eye that classify you as hard-to-fit for contact lenses. We explore what they are and how we have the potential solution.
Do your eyes get blurry when you look at your cellphone? Are you constantly straining to see your computer at work? Do you have dry eyes or a sore neck? You may have computer vision syndrome. Keep reading to learn some tips for combating it.
One million Americans are treated for eye infections every year, and you may be surprised to learn that contact lenses are the most common culprit. Luckily, there are a few steps you can take to prevent these common eye infections.
Sunglasses aren’t just for summer. The ultraviolet components of sunlight are a risk year-round, poised to damage your eyes as well as your skin. The right shades can keep your eyes healthy and your vision intact.
Comprehensive eye exams aren’t just about your vision. These tests, performed by optometrist Dr. Jacob West, can reveal important clues about other diseases and conditions in your body. Regular eye exams are part of your overall health monitoring.
