Persistent dry eye can make visual disturbances, like pre-existing floaters, more noticeable when, in fact, studies show there is no direct connection.
While they share no direct ties, managing dry eyes can improve overall comfort and blurry vision. Dry eye treatment can also help reduce the appearance of visual disturbances like floaters.
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Snow blindness is a temporary but painful vision condition due to overexposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays reflected off snow and ice. If you or a family member suspects snow blindness, your optometrist can examine your symptoms and get you on the path to relief.
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Causes for dry eyelids may be due to underlying health conditions like skin conditions, inflammation, environment, age, and lifestyle choices. There are many ways to help treat and prevent dry eyelids. […]
In most cases, eye strain lasts for a few hours and tends to go away on its own. However, in some instances, it may take a day or so for the symptoms to completely go away. It’s important to note that this length of time can vary from person to person. […]
You can manage blocked meibomian glands to reduce the effects of dry eyes with warm compresses, eye masks, eyelid cleansers, and in-office dry eye treatments. […]
Millions of Canadians deal with the uncomfortable symptoms of dry eyes annually. Dry, irritated eyes are typically the most common symptom, but you may also […]
For many people, switching to contact lenses is a massive upgrade from eyeglasses. There are a lot of benefits to wearing contacts, such as eye […]
So you’re getting older, and your vision is starting to get blurry and a little hazy. Don’t worry—this is a normal part of aging. Your […]
There’s a name for those squiggly little lines drifting across your vision: eye floaters! Eye floaters include the grey specks, spots, and tiny clusters that […]
Whether you wear corrective eyewear or not, blurry vision can occur at any time. While blurry vision doesn’t always warrant panic, some causes are more […]
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