Dry Eye Syndrome is a common eye condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is caused by a deficiency or dysfunction of the tears that lubricate the eyes, resulting in discomfort, redness, and vision problems. One of the most confusing symptoms of dry eye syndrome is watering eyes, which may seem counterintuitive for a […]
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Fuchs’ dystrophy happens when the endothelium, or the thin, innermost layer of your cornea, deteriorates. The endothelium plays a critical role. It helps you maintain clear vision by removing excess fluid from your cornea. Sometimes, the endothelial cells degenerate due to Fuchs’ dystrophy, causing excess fluid accumulation in your cornea. A buildup of fluid leads […]
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Your eyes have a clear, natural lens that helps focus light that enters your eye so you can see. When you develop cataracts, this lens hardens and turns cloudy, preventing light from reaching the retina. In turn, this causes poor vision, among many other symptoms. When you have a cataract, it may seem as though […]
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Are you tired of the struggles glasses or contact lenses create in your life? Through LASIK, you can experience greater independence from these visual aids. There are many reasons to consider LASIK. Keep reading to learn six reasons why LASIK improves the holidays! 1. Better Vision for Seeing Decorations The impressive light displays during the […]
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Do you struggle to read smaller print? Are your eyes often tired at the end of the day, or do you have headaches after reading? If you experience any of these issues, you may have an age-related condition called presbyopia. Keep reading to learn more about presbyopia and why you need reading glasses for the […]
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If you’ve been diagnosed with cataracts, you’ll eventually need to have them removed in order to restore clear vision. Although cataract surgery is intended to provide clear vision permanently, it cannot prevent vision changes from other eye conditions. Keep reading to learn if cataract surgery is permanent with the best cataract surgeon in Littleton! How […]
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The cool weather and trees turning into vibrant colors of yellow, red, and orange make autumn a great time of year. It also means new concerns, including dry air and fall allergies that can leave your eyes feeling miserable. Keep reading to learn six of the easiest eye care tips to protect your eyes this […]
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Astigmatism is a refractive error that occurs when you have an irregularly shaped cornea. Typically, a normal cornea is shaped like a basketball, but in those with astigmatism, it is shaped more like a football. As a result, the cornea doesn’t focus light at the back of your retina as it should. Blurred vision, eyestrain, […]
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Keratoconus is an eye condition where the cornea thins and weakens over time. As a result, the cornea forms a cone shape and bulges outward. The cornea’s irregular shape prevents the light entering your eye from properly focusing on the retina. In addition, the irregular cornea can distort the light, causing considerable vision impairment. While […]
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Cataracts are a common cause of blurry vision for older adults. They form when proteins in your eye’s natural lens clump together. The clumping together of the proteins causes a clouding of your eye’s natural lens, which slowly impairs vision. Cataracts begin to form when you’re in your forties and typically cause gradual vision changes. […]
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