A swollen eye in a baby can result from a range of causes like allergies, blocked tear ducts, or an infection. […]
Why Is My Baby’s Eye Swollen?

A swollen eye in a baby can result from a range of causes like allergies, blocked tear ducts, or an infection. […]
The answer is yes—glaucoma can develop in just one eye, a condition known as unilateral glaucoma. […]
Adjusting to contact lenses may take a few days or weeks and depends on the individual and the type of contact lens. […]
Advances in vision therapy and the understanding of neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to adapt—have opened the door for effective treatment at any age.
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Unlike regular contact lenses, these lenses only need to be replaced every 6-12 months, but their lifespan can vary depending on their use and care. […]
If you’re dealing with a small, red, uncomfortable bump on your eyelid, it could be a chalazion. This common condition is more prevalent than most people think, and can cause a host of different vision problems if you don’t try to address the problem. But will it go away on its own, or do you need help from your optometrist? […]
A step-by-step guide on how to properly apply eye ointment includes:
Begin by washing your hands
Prepare the ointment without contaminating the tip
Sit comfortably and tilt your head back
Pull down your lower eyelid to create a pocket
Squeeze a small strip of ointment into the pocket
Close your eyes for 1-2 minutes
Wipe away excess ointment and wash your hands again […]
Whether you are an athlete pushing your limits on the field or a health enthusiast engaging in high-intensity workouts, protecting your head is crucial. But have you considered how a head injury might impact your vision? Any disruption in this intricate system due to a head injury can lead to vision issues. […]
Binocular vision dysfunction develops due to an imbalance in the muscles controlling your eye’s movements. This leaves your eyes unable to properly focus and work together, making it significantly more difficult to focus on objects and keep your vision clear. […]
There are 5 key myopia treatments that can help:
Atropine eye drops
Multifocal contact lenses
Orthokeratology
Eyeglasses and contacts
Corrective surgery […]