Myopia (nearsightedness) and hyperopia (farsightedness) are two different refractive errors that result in blurry vision, but each affects the eyes in its own distinct way. Myopia occurs when the eye is too long or the cornea is too curved. This causes distant objects to appear blurry while close-up vision remains clear for the most part. […]
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Have you found yourself squinting to make sense of distant objects or struggling to read signs at a distance? Vision problems can be frustrating, affecting everything from work to simple leisure activities. Two common vision conditions that impact how we see are myopia and astigmatism. The biggest difference between myopia and astigmatism is that myopia […]
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Dry eye is a common eye condition that affects as many as 30% of Canadians and is trending upwards. Some research has shown that many people with cataracts will also have dry eye. Does this mean that dry eye could be causing cataracts? Luckily, the answer is no, dry eye does not cause cataracts. Cataracts […]
When it comes to eye health, understanding the signs and distinctions between different conditions is crucial. Blepharitis and styes are two common eye issues often mistaken for one another due to their similar symptoms. Both can cause irritation, dry eyes, and pain. Blepharitis is a condition caused by inflammation that causes redness, irritation, and crusty […]
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The winter season brings many joys and winter activities, like skiing, ice skating, or building snowmen. But, the colder temperatures and lower humidity can also cause some discomfort, especially for those with dry eyes. Your optometrist can diagnose it during a routine eye exam. While winter can make dry eyes more likely, we have some […]
The world of cannabis and its myriad compounds has been the subject of substantial research and discussion in recent years. Among the numerous compounds found in cannabis, cannabidiol, more commonly known as CBD, has gained significant attention for its potential therapeutic benefits for the eyes. A question more people are asking during eye exams today […]
Ortho-k, also known as orthokeratology, is a common myopia control treatment that involves using specialty contact lenses to achieve temporary vision correction. When worn at night, ortho-k lenses can help slow myopia for children and improve vision for people of all ages without the need for additional vision correction during the day. Myopia is one […]
Macular degeneration is a common eye condition and the leading cause of vision loss for older adults. Since it can progress at different speeds for different people, it’s crucial to have regular eye exams so your optometrist can track its progression. There’s no way to reverse macular degeneration. However, nutritional supplements and a diet high […]
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There is a widespread belief that a lazy eye can only be treated until the age of 8. Unfortunately, people who are older than that may be denied access to effective treatment due to this myth, which has been thoroughly researched and proven to be false. Lazy eye treatment should begin as soon as possible, […]
Myopia can affect your child’s vision and worsen with time, placing their eye health at risk. However, your eye doctor can help correct your child’s vision and slow myopia progression with specialized treatments. If your child has myopia, what lenses can help control this condition? Continue reading to learn about myopia, including what treatments are […]
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