Articles, tagged with "vision loss", page 1
10th February 2012
Safety glasses are used to protect the eyes during activities that can involve an eye injury. Safety glasses minimize injury risks during activities like sports, woodworking and some types of art--like sculpting, lampworking, quartzworking, welding or met...
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A3logics
01st February 2012
Safety glasses are used to protect the eyes during activities that can involve an eye injury. Safety glasses minimize injury risks during activities like sports, woodworking and some types of art--like sculpting, lampworking, quartzworking, welding or met...
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Navin Prakash
18th January 2012
Cordyceps, a rare mushroom found only in parts of Eastern Asia, is a growing name in the medical community as its legendary benefits are being confirmed by research. Although awareness surrounding high blood pressure (HBP) and its health risks are growing...
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LisaCWilliams
09th January 2012
Glaucoma – Silent Vision Loss and You
When you are behind the wheel of your car, seeing the signs off in the distance and reading them clearly, the last thing you would ever consider is that you may be silently going blind. Most people with 20/20...
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Dr. David Coward
04th January 2012
Considered to be the second leading cause of blindness, glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that can cause gradual and permanent vision loss. The disease is usually caused due to very high pressure inside the eyes which damage what are called the optic ...
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Kate Dawson
14th December 2011
Cataract is a major problem that can be seen as a sign of aging. Every old human faces this anomaly as a factor limiting their vision at old age. In general, its cause is very peculiar. It happens due to the rise in density of protein in the lens that all...
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Michael Rack
02nd December 2011
A cataract is the name for the clouding of the lens of the eye. If you have a cataract you may feel a little like you are looking through a foggy window. Vision is cloudy instead of clear. When you have a cataract your vision can become severely impaired ...
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Kate Dawson
11th October 2011
The use of Botox is administrated to many patients. Though it is a very dangerous medicine to use, there are a lot of medical issues that can be helped out with the use of this medicine. It's been shown to help with neck pain, tightening of the neck muscl...
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Adrianna N
04th October 2011
Wellness advantages of bananas are various doing the banana to be the just about best foods. A range of these well-being rewards of bananas make them a amazing resource of energy irrespective of whether extended or quick.One particular of the well being p...
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LelandHale
14th September 2011
Contact lenses have proven to be a great boon to those who need vision correction but still want to maintain the natural freedom of not wearing glasses. However, there is a tendency to forget that the continued enjoyment of this convenience comes with a ...
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Chelsea Francis
12th September 2011
The eye’s natural lens lies behind the iris and pupil. It can be clouded by cataracts. It can occur in one eye or both, but it does not spread from one to the other. The cataract is the most common cause of vision loss. There are more cases of cataracts w...
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Bruno Hill
24th August 2011
Vision-loss, lung irritation, and even death: these things could perhaps happen to you if you are reckless when welding. As such, following sufficient safety guidelines is the most essential priority while welding. Thankfully, with knowledge and applicati...
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Tyler Quinn
19th August 2011
Myokymia or simply known as eye twitching, it is an unrestrained twitching or occasionally contraction of eyelid muscles. Another common eye condition is speedy irrepressible blinking of the lid which is frequently caused due to irritation, fatigue, or st...
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rikhav123
12th August 2011
Glaucoma is a type of eye condition which includes a number of eye diseases causing an increase in intraocular pressure or pressure in the eye. Our eyes are filled with humor which is a clear fluid that helps nourish the cornea and lens as well as in the ...
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Author:
Cheyenne
12th August 2011
Diabetes Mellitus or DM is one of the most common diseases not only in the United States but also all over the world. Additionally, diabetic retinopathy is an eye diseases associated with diabetes is considered to be the most common causes of blindness in...
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Author:
Cheyenne