or Twitching Eyelid?
We've all been there: that annoying flutter under your eye that you can't stop. Eyelid twitches, also known as eyelid spasms, are involuntary contractions of the muscles around your eye. They can be incredibly irritating, but luckily, they're usually harmless.
ReadIt's pretty rare, affecting only about 6 in every 10,000 people in the United States. This condition is called heterochromia or heterochromia iridium, and it comes from gene variations that control eye color. We'll explore what causes these variations and whether treatment is necessary for heterochromia.
ReadHave you ever noticed your child squinting at the TV, holding books closer than usual, or tilting their head to see better? These could be signs of an underlying vision problem.
ReadEver scrolled through social media until your eyes felt like sandpaper? Imagine that feeling cranked up to eleven – that's what extended use of AR and VR can feel like for your peepers.
ReadSummer's here, and with it comes the dazzling sunshine, longer days, and the need for stylish eye protection. Sunglasses are more than just a beach accessory; they're a vital shield against harmful UV rays and a way to elevate your summer look.
ReadSpring brings with its blooming flowers, warm weather, and... itchy, watery eyes. For many people, spring also brings seasonal allergies, and unfortunately, the eyes are often not spared.
ReadSince 2008, World Glaucoma Association has been organizing World Glaucoma Week to raise awareness about glaucoma, the leading cause of preventable blindness. This year, the week falls from March 10th to 16th, 2024, with the theme "UNITING FOR A GLAUCOMA-FREE WORLD"
ReadA guide to Contact Lens Care
Imagine waking up in the morning, ready to conquer the day without fumbling for glasses. Contact lenses offer this liberating experience, allowing you to enjoy clear vision and an active lifestyle without restrictions. But just like any medical device, proper care is essential to ensure the safety and health of your eyes.
ReadBeyond what meets the eye, there is a deep connection between our dietary choices and our eye health. While considering our total well-being, it is critical to understand how our habits and general health affect our vision.
ReadAwareness month
February is Low Vision Awareness Month, a crucial time to shine a light on this growing concern. Over 2 million Americans over the age of 50 have age-related macular degeneration, which significantly impacts daily life.
ReadCommon eye Ailments and seeking help.
Our eyes are our windows to the world, so addressing them is crucial. But with so much information out there, it can be confusing to understand common eye ailments and know when to seek professional help. This guide will shed light on frequently encountered eye problems and empower you to make informed decisions about your vision.
ReadViral vs Bacterial vs Allergic Pink Eye.
THE DREADED PINK EYE! That fiery redness, the gritty feeling, the constant awareness of two burning orbs demanding attention. But did you know that "pink eye" isn't just one annoying condition, but a whole family of troubles under the umbrella of conjunctivitis?
ReadExploring augmented reality control contact Lenses
You're strolling through a vibrant marketplace, not just seeing the bustling crowd and colorful stalls, but experiencing them. A tiny shimmering icon appears above a basket of mangoes, whispering their origin story – organic, sun-kissed from the city.
ReadEver wake up feeling like your eyes spent the night in a boxing ring? That's the infamous pink eye (conjunctivitis) - an inflammation of the conjunctiva, the delicate membrane lining your eyelids and eyeballs. But worry not, this common eye-zor isn't a knockout blow.
ReadEver binged a Netflix series so hard you felt like your eyeballs were about to turn into raisins? Yeah, we've all been there. Turns out, that gritty, burning sensation isn't just a sign you're a dedicated TV enthusiast. It's a common symptom of dry eyes.
ReadCataracts making you see the world through a foggy window? Don't worry, you're not alone! It's pretty common, especially as we get older. But luckily, there's a fix: CATARACT SURGERY.
ReadWhile using an electronic device, we face many challenges such as eye discomfort, eye pain or strain. Many of us overlook these small issues, but did you know that spending endless hours on digital screens leads to digital eye strain?
ReadDo you find yourself holding a book at arm’s length just to see the words clearly? You’re noticing the effects of age-related farsightedness, or presbyopia. Here’s when most people develop this inevitable — and correctable — vision change.
ReadCataracts are a common cause of age-related vision problems. Protect your eyesight as you get older by having regular eye exams, knowing your personal risk factors for cataracts, and learning how to spot their earliest warning signs.
ReadYou rely on your eyes to navigate and interact with the world around you. Vision correction is only one half of the ocular health equation. The other half? Eye disease prevention and sight preservation. Here’s what you should know.
ReadRandom floaters and occasional light flashes are a common side effect of normal age-related eye changes. Find out when these routine visual disturbances are cause for concern — and when they’re a sign of a vision-threatening eye emergency.
ReadAs soon as you hit middle age, you had to start holding your phone at arm’s length just to read a simple text. Learn more about normal, age-related vision changes and how to protect your ocular health as you age.
ReadInsulin is like a key that lets blood sugar into cells for use as energy. The insulin problems that cause diabetes don’t just interfere with your body’s metabolic processes, they also affect your health — including your eyes and vision. Here’s how.
ReadRefractive errors are the most common cause of blurry vision. Fortunately, you can offset vision-distorting refractive errors with the right pair of prescription glasses or contact lenses. Here’s what you should know.
ReadAge-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of permanent vision loss in older adults. While AMD isn’t curable, we may be able to help you slow its progression and preserve your vision. Here’s what you should know.
ReadGlaucoma may be the leading cause of blindness, but it doesn’t have to be this way — timely diagnosis and treatment can stop continued optic nerve damage and prevent further vision loss. Here’s how we can help you manage the condition successfully.
ReadDry eye occurs when insufficient tear quantity or quality leaves the surface of your eyes inadequately lubricated and uncomfortably dry. Left untreated, it can undermine your ocular health and compromise your vision. Here’s what you should know.
ReadDid you know that diabetes can damage your eyes and increase your risk of developing serious eye diseases that may lead to vision loss or even blindness? Learn how diabetes affects your ocular health — and what you can do to protect your vision.
ReadEstablishing a few eye-friendly habits today can go a long way in protecting your vision and eye health tomorrow, when getting older increases your risk of eye disease. Here are a few habits everyone should practice for optimal ocular health.
ReadDid you know that age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the top cause of vision loss in older adults? Or that it doesn’t cause symptoms until it’s inflicted irreversible damage? Here’s what everyone should know about this common eye disease.
ReadMillions of Americans suffer from dry eye syndrome, a chronic ocular condition that leaves their eyes feeling desiccated, gritty, and irritated. Learn about its many potential causes, and find out how you can attain lasting symptom relief.
ReadDo you find yourself squinting at the fine print, holding your reading material at arm’s length, or dealing with a major headache after every sight-intensive task? It may be time for a new corrective lens prescription. Read on to learn more.
ReadBy the time most adults reach their 80th birthday, they either have cataracts or they’ve had cataract surgery. Learn more about this leading cause of preventable vision loss and how it can affect your eyesight.
ReadContact lenses can make your life easier, but they might take some getting used to. Use these tips to get comfortable wearing your new contacts as quickly as possible.
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