Articles, tagged with "glaucoma", page 1
20th January 2012
There is little doubt that as we get older, our eyes begin to take the toll of constant use over our lifetime. However, while some of the eye conditions relate to degeneration, the eye also becomes more susceptible to a range of conditions that require su...
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Author:
Kate Dawson
12th January 2012
The risk of developing glaucoma is very real for all of us. In fact, the probability of developing the disease increases dramatically as we get older. Knowing that there are tried and trusted treatments provides some respite but, unfortunately, glaucoma s...
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Author:
Kate Dawson
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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Author:
Dr. David Coward
09th January 2012
Most of the people nowadays prefer to Cure Cataracts of the Eye naturally as opposed to having invasive cataracts surgery. People mostly prefer to use natural alternatives because they believe that they are much kinder to the body and don't have any negat...
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Author:
wethedevelopers
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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Author:
Kate Dawson
21st December 2011
Sporting glasses or contact lenses has come to be something that millions of people need. Glasses are a thing that people have turned to any time they have trouble reading or seeing far distances. However according to Doctor William Bates, the only thing ...
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Author:
Craig Clemmings
02nd December 2011
Unfortunately, in many medical areas, diabetes can greatly narrow the treatment options available to patients, and when it comes to matters of the eye, this is also true. But with diabetics statistically more vulnerable to conditions like cataracts and gl...
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Author:
Kate Dawson
25th November 2011
There is no doubt that as we get older, our bodies tend to give in to the demands of father time. Unfortunately, our eyes are one of the most vulnerable and it is not strange for the older generations to seek treatment in an effort to reclaim the standard...
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Author:
Kate Dawson
17th November 2011
Lasik surgery is the most popular and widely accepted eye care procedure to remove the refractive errors such as myopia, presbyopia, hyperopia or astigmatism. After lasik surgery it takes only three weeks to heal the eyes and get a perfect improved vision...
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Author:
Andrew sam
20th October 2011
The eye is one of the most fragile organs of the body. If it needs surgery, the surgeon has to be very careful to prevent mistakes that might lead to permanent blindness. If you have an eye problem and your eye doctor prescribes you to undergo immediate o...
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Author:
Bruno Hill
20th October 2011
Eye surgery is one of the most complex methods under reconstructive surgery. Most of the procedures recognized under this category are considered reconstructive because they treat diseases more than enhance the appearance of the eye. It treats eye disease...
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Author:
Bruno Hill
20th October 2011
Having healthy eyes is important to each and everyone. This lets you witness the wonders of the world and experience what life on Earth has to offer. This also provides you with an opportunity to gain knowledge from seeing words, shapes, colors, and other...
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Author:
Bruno Hill
11th October 2011
Eye problems have increased a lot nowadays and many people have started wearing glasses. But glasses are a nuisance, as some people cant even go to bathrooms without glasses. Therefore, people have started to find ways to get rid of their glasses and the...
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Author:
Kaylie Foresterfinn
05th October 2011
Generally the pressure in the eye is balanced and it plays an important part in the functioning of the eye. This pressure is created with the help of a fluid which is known as aqueous and is produced by the cells which are located behind the iris. When th...
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Author:
Kaylie Foresterfinn
04th October 2011
Overcome hereditary disease by catching it early. The online opthamologists database provides an invaluable resource for connecting with a qualified physician in your area. A number of hereditary diseases can be caught early through routine eye examinatio...
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Author:
Fred Fish