Are long hours on your computer causing dry eyes and blurry vision? Digital eye strain is a real problem in a tech-heavy society, but luckily, there are steps you can take to keep your eyes healthy. Here are eight to consider.
Sep 5th, 2021
Are long hours on your computer causing dry eyes and blurry vision? Digital eye strain is a real problem in a tech-heavy society, but luckily, there are steps you can take to keep your eyes healthy. Here are eight to consider.
You can experience cataracts beginning around age 40, but they’re more common among those 65 and older. Keep reading to learn how cataracts can affect your vision and if cataract surgery to restore that vision might be right for you.
Eye exams can start in infancy, and it is important that they continue the rest of your life. Take a moment to learn how scheduling regular eye exams can help identify eye conditions early.
Glaucoma can lead to blindness, but with early detection, you can get it under control. Read on to learn about the different types of glaucoma and find out if you are at risk for developing it.
If you notice any changes to your eyesight, don’t hesitate to get your eyes checked. Being proactive can help you detect problems early, like cataracts. Keep reading to learn the signs that you might be developing cataracts.
At-home remedies can help you avoid or minimize the impact of spring eye allergies. Take a moment to learn how you can reduce your symptoms or prevent them altogether.
If you’re struggling with chronic dry eye, there’s help available. Keep reading to learn the many causes, as well as the many treatments, for this condition.
When was your last eye exam? Believe it or not, you should never postpone this important appointment, even if you don’t wear glasses. Here’s why.
Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness in individuals over 60. But early treatment can help prevent vision loss. Keep reading to learn more.
To Our Valued Patients, We are grateful for the support you’ve provided us over the past few months as we navigated the COVID-19 Pandemic. Maryland Eye Care Center has opened a spacious new location approximately one mile away from our current...