The human eye is sensitive, and all sorts of underlying factors can affect astigmatism. Some common culprits include age-related changes, injuries, or conditions like keratoconus. […]
What Causes Astigmatism to Worsen?

The human eye is sensitive, and all sorts of underlying factors can affect astigmatism. Some common culprits include age-related changes, injuries, or conditions like keratoconus. […]
During an eye exam, your optometrist can check your vision to find out what’s causing your sudden increase in floaters. One potential underlying cause is high blood pressure, which damages delicate blood vessels and makes floaters more noticeable. […]
The first sign of glaucoma is often a slow loss of your peripheral vision. This gradual change happens so subtly that it may go unnoticed until it starts affecting your day-to-day life. Eventually, the condition worsens, and without professional care, it steals more of your vision.
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Dry eyes can contribute to headaches, especially when the discomfort caused by dryness leads to eye strain.
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And optometrists in Canada can prescribe medication for specific conditions.
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The National Eye Institute recommends you wait a month in between cataract surgeries.
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But how long does eye strain last, and how can you find relief? The duration of eye strain typically depends on its cause and how it’s managed. […]
The short answer is: no, you should not use expired eye drops. […]
Generally, vision loss from diabetic eye problems can’t be reversed, but proper treatment can protect your eyes and potentially even reverse the disease’s progression.
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While there is no way to reverse or cure myopia, the error can be corrected with eyeglasses, contact lenses, or eye surgeries.
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