While there’s no cure for myopia, and while it’s not reversible, there are ways to slow its development in children. Myopia control options include:
Specially designed eyewear
Orthokeratology
Atropine eye drops
Soft Contact Lenses
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If you’re struggling with dry, irritated eyes and notice that bright lights feel unbearable, you might wonder if these two issues are related. Indeed, dry eye and light sensitivity (also known as photophobia) often go hand in hand. […]
Unless instructed by your eye doctor, using eye drops every day may cause harm—especially if using the wrong eye drop for the problem. […]
Single vision lenses correct one field of vision, whether it’s near or far, while progressive lenses offer a seamless transition between multiple distances in one pair of glasses. […]
Many people notice that wearing glasses, particularly those with strong prescriptions, can make their eyes appear smaller. This happens because of the way lenses bend light to correct vision, with higher prescriptions causing a magnification or reduction effect depending on your visual needs. […]
Whether you’re working with power tools, playing your favorite sport, or soaking up the sun, your eyes face risks you might not even realize. […]
There can be several causes of sore eyes in the morning:
Dry eyes
Eye infection
Inflammation
Allergies
Eye strain
Headaches
Environmental conditions
Eyelid issues […]
While eyeglasses are considered the industry standard for treating vision issues, there are also some eye conditions for which eyeglasses are ineffective, making contact lenses a medically necessary alternative. […]
Astigmatism causes distortion when trying to focus by altering light as it enters the eye. This can often blur the edges of objects at different distances and affect your depth perception. […]
Some common reasons why you may be blinking so much include:
Eye strain
Dry eye
Allergies
Blepharitis
Facial tics […]
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