First, the good news: a contact lens cannot slip behind your eye due to the conjunctiva, a transparent membrane that creates a barrier between the front and back of the eye. If you’re unsure whether your lens is still in your eye, gently inspect your eye in a mirror, blink slowly to reposition it, and use safe removal methods if it feels stuck.
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notice blurry or fluctuating vision, you may be experiencing dry eye syndrome. […]
Myopia can’t be reversed, but we can slow its progression with the right treatments. […]
Unfortunately, nothing can be done to treat these burns beyond flushing your eyes and soothing inflammation with a cold compress. While these burns tend to resolve themselves in a few days, consult your eye doctor if you are concerned. […]
This includes using lubricating eye drops, taking regular breaks from screen time, or considering switching contact lenses.
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a thorough eye exam can uncover much more than just vision issues; it can also identify a range of serious health conditions that might otherwise go unnoticed, including:
Glaucoma
Diabetes and diabetic retinopathy
Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD)
Hypertension
Multiple sclerosis
Thyroid disease
Cardiovascular disease
Autoimmune disorders
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While dry eye doesn’t cause blindness directly, it can lead to conditions that may harm your vision.
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When you notice your eyes are red, inflamed, and uncomfortable, it’s rarely a pleasant experience. All kinds of eye conditions, like pink eye and styes, can quickly cause that visible redness. So how can you tell the difference between pink eye and styes, and what can you do about it? Pink eye inflames the surface […]
Regular comprehensive eye exams aren’t just about updating a prescription—though they’re important for that too! They’re about taking the time to let a professional examine your eyes in full and look out for all kinds of potential conditions long before they become a problem. However, you might be wondering: how long does an eye exam […]
Selecting the appropriate kind of contact lenses is essential for preserving eye health and comfort, particularly for those who have dry eyes. For people with dry eye condition, the question of whether to use monthly or daily contacts is still up for dispute. Daily contact lenses are typically the best choice if you have dry […]
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