Any type of retinal detachment is serious and a medical emergency. It does not matter what type it is, but you should be aware of the causes and symptoms so you can seek immediate care.
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Getting older has some benefits, problematic health issues, and it’s inevitable. One of those problematic health issues is age-related macular degeneration, and 10 million Americans suffer from its consequences. It is the leading cause of vision loss, and more adults have it than have glaucoma and cataracts combined. If you are over 60 years old, pay attention to these 7 signs you have age-related macular degeneration.
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Diabetic retinopathy is a progressive disease that can lead to irreversible vision loss if not treated. If you are a diabetic, we hope that message gets your attention. Most people are not even aware they have it until the final stage of the disease. However, an ophthalmologist can diagnose diabetic retinopathy in its early stages before any symptoms appear and protect your vision. Let us help you understand the four stages of diabetic retinopathy.
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When it comes to your family’s eye care, each member of your family may be seeing a different kind of eye doctor. That’s because each member has their own specific eye care needs. It is essential to see the right type of doctor, but how do you know who to see?
Read More »When Should You See an Ophthalmologist vs an Optometrist
It has been said, “Don’t regret growing old; it’s a privilege denied to many.” As we age, lots of things change. Things sag, things spread… Read More »Eye Changes Aging Adults Should Watch For
A retinal detachment sounds scary and serious, and it is. It is a vision-threatening emergency, and you should get treatment as soon as possible. Let’s… Read More »The Types and Causes of Retinal Detachment
We all have our favorite pair of sunglasses, and mostly we like how we look in them. That’s fine as long as they have UV… Read More »Does Wearing Sunglasses Really Protect Your Eyes?
Many of us are planning our spring and summer vacations, and this could include flying to a faraway island or just across the country to visit relatives. In preparation, consider your vision care, what you should take with you, what might prevent you from getting on a plane, and what common eye issues you might encounter. Eye conditions and travel plans: what you should know.
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All patients preparing for surgery have plenty of questions about the surgery itself and what they can expect during the recovery period. Preparing for retina surgery recovery is no different and is probably even more consequential than some other surgeries. Let’s go through the important facts you will need to know.
Read More »Preparing For Retina Surgery RecoveryIf you have never had those squiggly lines or cobwebs in your vision, just wait. The majority of adults will eventually develop them. At first all you want to do is push them out of your vision. You may think there is something like a bug in front of your eyes that you can squat away. Alas, they remain. They are called floaters, and they can be pretty annoying. Do eye floaters ever go away? The answer is not very encouraging, but at least they aren’t dangerous.
Read More »Do Eye Floaters Ever Go Away?Request an appointment with one of our board-certified vitreoretinal surgeons!
