4 Things to Do In Las Vegas After Having Cataract Surgery
Las Vegas, with its vibrant attractions, diverse activities, and surrounding natural beauty, offers numerous opportunities to enjoy your clear vision after cataract surgery. You’ll be able to see the city in a new light when your vision is no longer impaired by cataract symptoms like cloudy vision, loss of depth and color perception, and the […]
Why Safe Toys and Celebrations Month is Important
To raise awareness about the importance of eye safety during the holiday season, the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) has designated December as “Safe Toys and Celebrations Month.” This designation serves to remind people that common holiday traditions, like new toys for children, seasonal decorations, and certain festive activities, can put them and their loved […]
How Long Until You Lose Vision from Cataracts?
While complete vision loss is one possible outcome of cataracts, it is not inevitable. Cataracts develop slowly, in stages, and are often diagnosed and treated before they begin to cause vision loss. To better understand how and when cataracts can cause vision loss, keep reading to learn more about cataracts, the stages of cataracts, and […]
Learn About Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month
Because diabetes is one of the most common health conditions affecting Americans today, the American Academy of Ophthalmology has designated November as “Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month.” This designation aims to bring attention to the impact that diabetes can have on eye health and clear vision. To increase your awareness of diabetic eye diseases, […]
Can Certain Medications Cause Dry Eye?
If your eyes seem drier during ragweed season, your allergy medication might be to blame. Many common medications can cause or worsen dry eye by reducing tear production, altering the composition of tears, or causing other side effects that can contribute to dry eye. Dry eye occurs when the eyes do not produce enough tears […]
How to Keep Your Eyes Safe During Halloween Safety Month
If you are suddenly seeing 12-foot-tall skeletons everywhere, it can only mean one thing: it’s time for Halloween! Now’s the time to carve up some pumpkins, put on a costume, and head out into the night for some spooky fun! As you embrace the Halloween spirit, the National Safety Council encourages you to take a […]
How Do You Get Rid of Dry Eye?
Dry eye is a common eye condition that affects the front surface of the eyes. Symptoms of dry eye can range from mild to severe and can be temporary or chronic. If you are experiencing symptoms of dry eye, it’s important to see your eye doctor for a treatment plan to help improve the condition. […]
Why Health Aging Month is Important
While you can’t prevent your body from aging, your lifestyle choices can affect how your body ages. To raise awareness of the importance of healthy aging, the American Academy of Ophthalmology has designated September as Healthy Aging Month. This month, adults of all ages are encouraged to consider the lifestyle choices they can make to […]
Where is the Cornea?
The cornea is the transparent, dome-shaped surface covering the front of the eye. It is a crucial part of the eye and plays a leading role in maintaining clear vision. Keep reading to learn more about the cornea, including its function and where it is located! How is the Cornea Structured? The cornea is composed […]
What is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month?
Every year, US emergency rooms see thousands of children who have sustained eye injuries. While these injuries are often the result of unintended accidents, some can cause temporary or permanent vision impairment! To draw attention to the potential threats to children’s eye health and safety, the American Academy of Ophthalmology has designated August as Children’s […]
