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Common Vision Problems Following a Head Injury

by: Myopia Institute

Head trauma can result in a concussion or post-concussion syndrome, which can lead to different eye-related issues. Studies have found that vision problems may affect 69 to 82 percent of concussed individuals. Discover common vision problems that can occur after a head injury from an optometrist. Vision Loss You can experience partial or complete vision loss following a head injury. Some experience blind spots in…

Eye Care,
13 Feb

Toys and Games That Can Enhance Your Child’s Vision Skills

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A child’s vision will start to develop from the moment they are born. Toys, games and other activities can help in stimulating the vision development of children. However, you need to make sure that the toys you purchase for your kid are not too small or a choking hazard.

Eye Care,
12 Feb

What Should You Expect When Starting Ortho-K Treatment?

by: Myopia Institute

Orthokeratology or corneal reshaping therapy involves the use of special lenses to help patients see clearly during the day without wearing contacts or glasses. These lenses are worn overnight and reshape the front surface of the eye or the cornea. Read on to discover what to expect when your child is starting this treatment. Assessment During an eye exam, an orthokeratology specialist will check your…

Eye Care,
10 Feb

What Happens When You Sleep Without Removing Your Contacts?

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According to a report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), sleeping with lenses in your eyes was the most common offense committed by contact lens wearers. There’s usually nothing to worry about if you forget to remove your contacts before going to bed for one night. However, making a habit of it can increase your risk of developing eye problems.

Eye Care,
7 Feb
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