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Bad Vision? Find Helpful Tips and Information Here

Keeping your eyes healthy is one of the most important things you can do, especially if you're an older person. I work on computers all day, which makes my poor vision worse. Although I currently wear reading glasses to help me see, my eyes still feel fatigued by the end of the day. I also get blinding headaches. I spoke to my eye doctor about my problems, and they suggested that I get my eyes checked regularly. It's a hassle sometimes, but well worth the effort. I also learned how to relax my eyes with massages and exercises when I work on my computer. I experience less fatigue and headaches when I follow my doctor's advice. If you need tips to keep your eyes healthy, read my blog. I hope you find the information as useful as I have. Thanks for stopping by.

How Your Vision Might Be The Root Cause Of Your Headaches

Posted on August 30, 2016

If you experience headaches after working on a computer for a long period of time or from reading a book, there is a chance you might suffer from farsightedness. This is also called hyperopia, and it refers to the inability to see things clearly that are close to your eyes. This is a common condition, and it can lead to headaches if it is left untreated. How this causes headaches [Read More]

4 Things You Need To Know About Seasonal Allergic Conjunctivitis

Posted on August 30, 2016

Seasonal allergies can make your nose stuffed up or runny, but they can also have an affect on your eyes. Seasonal allergic conjunctivitis is an inflammation of your eyes that's caused by seasonal allergies. Here are four things you need to know about seasonal allergic conjunctivitis. What are the signs of this reaction? Usually, seasonal allergic conjunctivitis makes your eyes red and itchy. Your eyes may be watery and you may notice a burning sensation, as well. [Read More]

Three More Subtle Signs Your Child May Need Glasses

Posted on August 29, 2016

If your child seems able to see the blackboard and isn't struggling in school, then their eyes are probably fine, right? Well – maybe not. Visual difficulties cause different signs and symptoms in different children, and if your child's visual difficulties are pretty minor, he or she may still be able to see the blackboard and other larger items effectively. But it's still important to detect these minor visual struggles so your child can be treated properly, helping to prevent them from getting worse. [Read More]