Drusen are common in aging adults over the age of 50. While drusen alone don't signify macular degeneration, people with larger or numerous drusen have an increased risk.
Eye Health
By ClearSight, 13 July, 2023
LASIK for presbyopia using monovision can provide clear vision without glasses or contact lenses, offering a significant improvement for adaptable individuals, despite potential drawbacks.
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By ClearSight, 9 July, 2023
Presbyopia and myopia are refractive errors. Presbyopia affects near vision, myopia affects distance vision. Other differences include prevalence, age of onset, and anatomical abnormality.
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By ClearSight, 7 July, 2023
Sunlight can help with myopia, but the impact of UV light on myopia is not conclusive. Protect your child's eyes from UV damage and long-term complications.
By ClearSight, 4 July, 2023
Travel with serum eye drops: bring them in a carry-on. Keep an eye on and maintain appropriate storage temperature. Adhere to airport security and airline regulations.
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By ClearSight, 29 June, 2023
Discover the latest findings on eye supplements and myopia. While vitamin D, vitamin A, and zinc may not directly impact myopia, lutein and omega-3 show promise. Crocetin has shown the potential in helping slow myopia progression.
By ClearSight, 15 June, 2023
Blepharitis is a common eye condition causing red, swollen eyelids and irritation. Learn about its signs, causes, diagnosis, and management options.
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By ClearSight, 12 June, 2023
The Apple vision health features upcoming update is exciting, particularly the new Time Spent in Daylight feature, but some enhancements may be needed for the Screen Distance feature.
By ClearSight, 7 June, 2023
Understand the differences in prescription numbers and terms between glasses and contact lenses, as well as optometrists and ophthalmologists.
By ClearSight, 6 June, 2023
Eyeglasses prescriptions differ as a result of ophthalmologists' use of the positive (+) cylinder notation, whereas optometrists utilize the negative (-) cylinder notation.