Are you suffering from itchy eyes, contact lens discomfort, and a feeling of sand in your eyes? If so, you may be experiencing the effects of allergies on your eye health. Dry eyes caused by allergies are a common eye condition that can be uncomfortable and even lead to vision problems if left untreated. In… Read more
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14 Reasons Why Cataract Surgeries Need Additional Treatments
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Cataract Surgery usually goes smoothly and leads to improved vision with few lasting issues, however, there are some cataract surgery risks e.g. eye trouble or chronic medical conditions that you should consider before opting for this procedure. Knowing what could potentially go wrong is beneficial; pay attention to any symptoms you may be having and… Read more
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Struggling With Vision Loss? Exploring 8 Keratoconus Treatments
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Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition resulting in a cone-shaped cornea which can cause poor vision and blurriness. Fortunately, there are several keratoconus treatments available to help manage the condition. These include corneal cross-linking, which strengthens the cornea and helps prevent further deterioration; intacs, which reshape the cornea; and contact lenses or glasses, which can help… Read more
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Lasik Eye Surgery Failure: 8 Signs That Your Lasik Failed
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Lasik eye surgery is a popular and effective way to improve vision without the need for glasses or contact lenses. However, it is important to be aware of the Lasik surgery risks associated before undergoing it. LASIK, or Laser-assisted in situ keratomileuses, is a popular laser refractive procedure that can serve as an alternative to… Read more
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How Long Does It Take For Dry Eye Symptoms To Go Away?
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Dry Eye Overview Dry eye is a common medical condition that can cause discomfort and blurred vision, especially for those who wear contact lenses. Dr. Olkowski, a board certified ophthalmologist from EyeSight Hawaii with locations in Honolulu and Maui, has extensive experience in treating dry eye. But how long does it take for symptoms of dry… Read more
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10 Factors that Affect the Cost of Cornea transplant Surgery
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Corneal transplant surgery is a surgical procedure that can help restore vision loss due to corneal damage or disease. The success rate of this procedure is high, and it is often an outpatient procedure. However, corneal transplant surgery cost can vary depending on several factors, such as the type of surgery needed, the complexity of… Read more
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Closed Angle Glaucoma: What Are the Symptoms and how to treat them?
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Are you worried about the possibility of developing Closed Angle Glaucoma? This is one of the most common types of glaucoma, and it can cause serious loss of vision if left untreated. In this article, we will discuss the symptoms of acute angle-closure glaucoma, how to measure eye pressure, and what treatments are available for… Read more
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Glaucoma Caused By Diabetes: Understanding The Correlation
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A common question that people living with diabetes often ask is whether their condition can increase the development of glaucoma. This condition is a serious eye disorder that can lead to permanent vision loss, making it especially important for individuals with diabetes to understand the risks. Glaucoma occurs when fluid builds up in the eye,… Read more
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7 Factors That Influence the Cost of ICL Surgery
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The cost of ICL surgery, or implantable contact lenses, can be a major factor when deciding whether to get them. Visian ICLs are a type of contact lens that is surgically implanted in the eye by an eye doctor. This outpatient procedure offers a permanent correction to vision and is often more affordable than expensive… Read more
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Corneal Edema After Cataract Surgery – Causes And Treatment Options
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Are Swellings Around the Cornea Common After Cataract Surgery? It’s common to have corneal swelling or edema during the first few days of cataract surgery, which may lead to some temporary foggy vision. Generally, swelling after cataract surgery will go away and vision will be clear in a few days, however, rare corneal swelling may… Read more
