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Arthritis - Why Get an Eye Exam
Video Description: In this video segment, learn about the possible correlation between arthritis and your eye health. Steven Rosenberg MD Ped Ophth DrMDK.com Related Article Subjects: Arthritis and Eye Health, eye care, eye health, inflammation, medical conditions, arthritis, drmdk, pediatricsArthritis and Eye Health
Melanomas of the Eye
What are melanomas of the eye, and how can they be prevented? Optometrist Mary Migneco from Washington University in St. Louis, provides answers in this...
Do Computer Glare Screens Protect Our Eyes
Does using a glare screen or computer glasses really help protect your eyes when working at the computer all day? Dr. Muriel Schornack, OD at Mayo Clinic,...
Can Reading in Dim Light Damage Your Eyes
Is it true that reading in dim light can lead to developing eye strain or impaire your vision? Dr. Muriel Schornack, OD at Mayo Clinic,...
How to Treat Dry Eye Syndrome
What is dry eye syndrome, and how can it be treated? Dr. Muriel Schornack, OD at Mayo Clinic,...
Caring for your Cat - Giving Eye Drops and Eye Ointments
Learn how to take care of a cat with this instructional guide - Giving Eye Drops and Eye...
How To Take Care Of Your Pet's Eyes
It's important to keep your pet's eyes clean. Dr. Lauren has some helpful hints and tips on how to clean eyes and apply eye ointment to your dog and...
Eye Care Tips
Misconceptions still surround eye health, according to American Optometric Association. Bad habits are hard to break when it comes to eye... Inexpensive And Natural Eye Care TipsBy: Madonna Jeffries | 11/02/2008 | HealthDo you suffer from sore irritable eyes? Are your eyes often red and swollen and do you suffer from dark rings and puffiness around your eyes? Well there are quite a number of ways you can treat sore eyes without having to resort to expensive creams and lotions. Very few people... Cat Eye Care - Diagnosing Cataracts As Part Of Your Cat Eye Care ProgramBy: Kate Rieger | 04/02/2008 | PetsCat eye care sometimes includes diagnosing cataracts. Not all feline cataracts lead to surgery or blindness. Awareness for the symptoms of cataracts is the first step to proper cat eye care diagnosis. Understanding your options is the first step to proper treatment. Pet Eye Health – What to Look forBy: Brian Jenkins | 07/08/2008 | PetsKeeping eyes healthy is important both for pets and humans. The area around the eyes as well as the eyes themselves is a very sensitive area. The cleaner this area is kept the more likely an animal’s eye will stay healthy. A Guide For Eye PainBy: Alisha Dhamani | 22/07/2008 | HealthEye pain is a common reason for people to seek care from their ophthalmologist (a medical doctor who specializes in eye care and surgery). Tips for Getting Rid of Puffy EyesBy: Larry Edwin | 20/01/2009 | Skin CareKeep your gel in the refrigerator so the temperature can also help soothe and refresh your eyes. Conditions and Diseases of the EyeBy: Dan Brown | 02/06/2006 | HealthThe term cataracts refers to a clouding of the eye's lens that is located behind the iris and pupil. This particular lens operates by focusing light on to the retina, much in the same way as a camera lens. The lens affected by cataracts is also involved in the eye's focus. Cataract Eye Surgery India- Affordable Cost Cataract Eye Surgery IndiaBy: Pankaj Nagpal | 28/07/2009 | HealthCataract is a clouding of the eye's lens - the part of the eye responsible for focusing light and producing clear, sharp images. A cataract occurs when the crystalline lens of the eye becomes cloudy or opaque as a result of age, illness, or trauma. This cloudiness can interfere with the eye’s natural ability to direct light and focus an image on the retina. As a result, individuals with cataracts frequently experience a loss of vision.The most common cause of cataract is the deterioration ... Dry eye causes and treatmentsBy: Ethan Finster | 26/10/2009 | VisionDry eye is very common among people at all ages, resulted from chronic lack of sufficient lubrication and moisture in the eye. Dry eye syndrome has various symptoms such as persistent dryness, foreign body sensation, scratching and burning eyes, which may lead to subtle but constant irritation or ocular inflammation of the front eye tissue. To diagnose dry eye syndrome, your doctor may use a Schirmer test to measure the amount of tears.
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