Category: Eye Conditions

Have you noticed your vision feels blurry or distorted, even with new glasses? You might see halos around lights at night or find that straight lines look wavy. These changes can be frustrating and often lead people to book an eye exam. Blurry or distorted vision can have several causes, but one possible reason is…

The world of healthcare is full of misconceptions, and vision care is no exception. You might be familiar with a few of these myths, like the claim that eating carrots can improve your eyesight (false), or that wearing glasses worsens your vision (also false).  We’re here to set the record straight.  Glasses do not make…

Cataract surgery can restore clarity to your vision and improve your quality of life. However, like any surgical procedure, there are some potential risks involved. Cataract surgery is generally a smooth and safe procedure, however, every now and then, side effects may occur. Strabismus is one such possible side effect. If you’ve noticed any changes…

Eye dilation is often a part of a comprehensive eye exam, designed to help your optometrist get a better look at the back of your eyes. This can help detect signs of various eye conditions and diseases. Eye dilation is a safe and important procedure, but it can sometimes cause temporary light sensitivity and blurry…

Cataracts are a common eye condition that develops slowly, resulting in blurry or dim vision. Headaches are not a symptom of cataracts. However, squinting and frequent changes in prescription can cause discomfort or eye strain, which can lead to headaches. Regular eye exams can help detect vision changes early to accommodate management strategies. Up-to-date prescriptions…