2020
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Vision Problems After Age 40
For many people, changes in vision develop after age 40. Those who already wear corrective lenses may notice new or worsening vision issues. People who have not worn glasses or contacts may find that they require them after age 40. Credit the natural aging process for many of the issues of visual decline. However, chronic disease and lifestyle choices also impact vision in older adults. Bifocals Presbyopia affects many people beginning in their 40s.
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What To Bring To Your Eye Exam
Your eye health is vital. You can make sure your eyes stay healthy by seeing an eye doctor for routine eye exams. People who wear glasses and contacts should get their vision checked every year, but people with perfect vision should also have their eyes checked every few years. If it's been a while since your last eye exam, you may not know what you should do or expect. Here are four things you should bring to your next eye exam:
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How Can An Ophthalmologist Treat Conjunctivitis?
Conjunctivitis is more commonly known as pink eye. It's an infection that can affect one or both eyes, and it's often highly contagious. Some people choose to wait out their pink eye at home, but it's wise to seek the advice of an ophthalmologist. Here are four things an ophthalmologist can do to treat your conjunctivitis during an appointment: 1. Determine the cause of your infection. If you're experiencing pain or itching in your eyes, especially combined with unusual redness, you should see an ophthalmologist.
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