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  Are your eyes feeling tired after a day of computer work?  You are not alone!  Computer vision syndrome affects many of us, and Dr.discusses with Jason Manning of KQDS some easy solutions to make your time working on the computer more enjoyable. CVS isn’t known to cause permanent damage. However, it can cause headaches and temporary blurred vision. Other symptoms include: Double vision Red eyes Eye irritation: itching and dryness Neck or back pain If you are interested in learning more about how we can help you manage your symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome, contact us to schedule an appointment.

  Eye Injuries Due to Fireworks Happy! It’s that time of year again. Families and friends gather together to celebrate our Day.  Most of us are excited to be outside grilling, playing games, and of course, shooting off fireworks.  While it’s a big weekend for cabins all across the United States, it’s also a busy one for emergency rooms with a number of eye injuries due to fireworks. We all think that this will never happen to us, but that doesn’t mean we can’t take extra precautions when working with fireworks.  The easiest way to stay safe is to leave lighting them to the professionals.  Many cities have large displays you can watch from a safe distance.  Never hold fireworks, especially children.  Their arms are too short to even hold sparklers.  Point fireworks away from buildings, brush, and leaves.  Always be aware of your surroundings when lighting them. Damage to the eye from fireworks can be devastating.  It co...

  Fall Eye Allergies Fall eye allergies will soon be upon us.  discusses the best ways to keep your eyes comfortable during allergy season and symptoms of allergies in eyes. Tips to Treating Eye Allergies at Home Cold Compression Flush your eyes Eye drops Antihistamine eye drops Avoid allergens by staying indoors and keeping your windows closed to prevent the allergens from getting inside Call your eye doctor if you’re not finding relief

  What are Floaters in The Eye? Swatting at bugs that aren’t there?  Eye Floaters are a pretty troublesome, but very common, eye problem.

 Why do my eyes water if they have Dry Eye ? That and other baffling dry eye syndrome questions answered on this clip from “The Best Care for Your Eyes” segment Dry eye, also known as dry eye syndrome or keratoconjunctivitis sicca, is a common condition that occurs when your tears are not able to adequately lubricate and protect your eyes. This can cause a variety of symptoms, including: Stinging or burning sensation in the eyes Opens in a new window www.everydayhealth.com person with dry eyes Redness and irritation of the eyes Blurred vision Sensitivity to light Difficulty wearing contact lenses Feeling like there is something in your eye Increased tear production (paradoxical dry eye) There are a number of things that can cause dry eye, including: Aging: The tear glands produce fewer tears as we age. Medications: Some medications, such as antihistamines, decongestants, and antidepressants, can dry out the eyes. Medical conditions: Certain medical condit...

  What are multifocal contact lenses? Opens in a new window www.allaboutvision.com multifocal contact lenses Mulitfocal contact lenses are type of contact lens that allow people with presbyopia to focus on near and far objects without needing to wear reading glasses. They work by using a variety of optical designs to create multiple zones of focus within the lens. Types of multifocal contact lenses There are three main types of multifocal contact lenses: Center-distance: These lenses have a central zone for distance vision and a surrounding zone for near vision. Concentric: These lenses have a series of concentric rings of power, with the power gradually increasing from the center to the edge of the lens. Aspheric: These lenses have a non-spherical design that provides a smoother transition between distance and near vision. Benefits of multifocal contact lenses Multifocal contact lenses offer several benefits over traditional eyeglasses for people with presbyopia, ...