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I’m Not Crying, There’s Just Something in My Eye There is nothing worse than dry, painful eyes. Dry eyes are irritated by weather events such as smog, wind, bright sun, or hot and dry air. Household occurrences such as the use of dehumidifiers, fans, or dirty air vents can cause irritations leading to dry eye. […]
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Your eye health no matter where you live in the country. Take good care of your eyes by practicing good habits and making regular trips to the eye doctor. Your vision is one of the most important senses and it’s important to protect it! Since you can not always chose to live in the best […]
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TheraLife® targets relief for dry eyes caused by a multitude of factors. However, there are certain people who are more likely to suffer from dry eyes due to age, gender and other factors. Here are the facts about dry eyes sufferers as well as how TheraLife® can help. Definition Simply put, this is a condition […]
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Ocular rosacea is a condition that causes redness, swelling, and warmth around the eyes. While it is typically a hereditary disorder, it can also be caused by bacteria or a circulatory problem. You can also get the condition from extreme weather or UV rays. However, if you’re experiencing these symptoms for the first-time, it’s a […]
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Symptoms of blepharitis are red, itchiness, and inflammation of the eyelids. While they usually do not cause vision impairment, blepharitis can be uncomfortable and frustrating. Treatment goals include reducing symptoms and minimizing structural damage. A proper diagnosis is important in order to determine which treatment is best for your specific case. A good treatment program […]
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Sjogren’s disease is a chronic, inflammatory condition that affects the glands in the body that produce tears and saliva. This can lead to excessive dryness in the mouth, eyes, and other tissues. It can be mild, moderate, or severe, and it is most common in women. Although there is no cure for Sjogren’s disease, it […]
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The symptoms of glaucoma are similar to those of other diseases. These medications increase fluid to flow out of the eye and reduce pressure in the eyes. While these drugs are effective in lowering eye pressure, they can cause side effects such as stinging and blurred vision. Some of these drugs can also affect the […]
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The clinical presentation of evaporative dry eye is variable. Most patients report non-specific symptoms such as visual disturbance, photophobia, or ocular discomfort. Patients may also feel burning, grittiness and excessive wateriness. These symptoms can be accompanied with reflex tearing. These symptoms, which can vary between patients, are often associated with decreased blinking speed, increased sensitivity […]
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The symptoms of age related macular degeneration (AMD) vary from person to person, but they can all be attributed to the aging process. AMD is a disease of the macula at the back of the eye, which sends images from the eye to the brain. When the macula is damaged, the brain is not able […]
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Types of Dry Eye Specialists There are many types. These clinics have a Speed questionnaire that allows patients to provide feedback. Full-blown dry eye clinics use specialized equipment, including meibography and interferometry, and will review patient data. The staff may also perform tests, such as TBUT, or moist heat therapy. The goal is finding the […]
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