Eye twitching is a condition of involuntary closing or twitching of the eyelid. It’s medically known as blepharospasm. These eyelid spasms can be uncomfortable and make everyday tasks more difficult. Patients with this condition also sometimes feel self-conscious in social settings when people may comment on their eye twitching. Fortunately, there are some practical ways to treat […]
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As you age, the macula, which is responsible for sharp, central vision used for activities like reading, driving, and seeing details, can become damaged, affecting your ability to see clearly. This condition is known as age-related macular degeneration, or AMD. February is AMD awareness month, making it the perfect time to learn more about this common
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When it comes to choosing an eye care provider, you have two options. Optometrists handle much of the regular eye care, such as eye exams, prescribing glasses or contact lenses, and treatments most people associate with an eye doctor. An ophthalmologist is a more advanced eye doctor who deals with complex eye treatments and performs eye
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Are you tired of wearing contact lenses or eyeglasses every day? They may be a necessity now, but that could change if you explore LASIK, a type of eye surgery that corrects the structure of the eyes to improve vision. LASIK is one of the best opportunities to permanently correct your vision, but is it right
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Intraocular lenses are a type of tiny artificial lens placed in the eye during cataract surgery as a replacement for the natural lens inside the eye. These lenses work in the same way as natural lenses by bending or refracting light rays that enter the eye. As such, they play a vital role in ensuring clear
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Contact lenses are a popular option for correcting vision problems. These lenses can be inserted into the eyes and left in place for several hours, ensuring you can see clearly without worry. It is vital to follow strict contact lens care instructions when using contact lenses to improve your vision. Here is what you need to know.
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Proper eye health care rarely gets talked about. If you aren’t taking an active role in maintaining proper eye health, you could be laying the foundation for future pain. Luckily, taking care of your eyes is easy. Here are four tips to ensure long-lasting eye health. Exercise If you already have an exercise routine, you have
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Macular degeneration is a serious eye disease that may lead to significant vision loss. Most commonly associated with age, there are different factors and causes of macular degeneration. Learn if you are at risk and what you can do to either prevent the onset or treat the condition. What Is Macular Degeneration? The macula is part
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An optometrist is a type of eye doctor that provides necessary eye care to patients. These doctors have a license to detect eye diseases, diagnose them, and provide various types of treatments. Depending on where the optometrist works, the role that they have may be different from patient to patient. Optometrists in a Clinical Setting Optometrists play
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Cris Martin P. Jacoba, MD Cris Martin P. Jacoba, MD, Specializing in Diabetic Eye Disease, Medical Retina, Comprehensive Ophthalmology Dr. Cris Jacoba has completed a rigorous fellowship in Medical Retina at Joslin Diabetes Center and Mass Eye & Ear, under Harvard Department of Ophthalmology. His passion for advancements in retinal care and his extensive experience
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