Constantly having dry eyes can make life very uncomfortable – but what can you do about it? And is it something you should see a doctor about? Read on for some more information about what may be causing your dry eyes and how to deal with this annoying and potentially harmful problem. Why are my eyes …
You no doubt have enough to do when you are a new parent – and part of the list includes taking your baby to the pediatrician for their regular checkups. But what about the eye doctor? Children’s eyes should be checked early to make sure they are developing properly and to identify any problems. When …
Annual eye exams are an important part of keeping your eyes healthy, and they are an important step in taking care of your overall health as well. However, there are some situations when you just shouldn’t wait until your next scheduled exam to see your eye doctor. Read on for some information about situations where …
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We all know that we should visit our dermatologist annually for a skin cancer screening, and our dentist should see us for a cleaning and evaluation at least every six months. But what about caring for your eye health? Everyone should have routine eye examinations performed to not only maintain their vision health but to …
A common question received by the team at Richens Eye Center is, how often should I visit my eye doctor? It is essential that patients understand that an eye examination is more than just checking your vision acuity. It also ensures there are no problems with any of the structures of the eyes. Certain health …
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Do you have fantastic eyesight? If so, you still need regular eye exams. Occasional eye exams allow a trained eye specialist to apprehend any potential eye problems like glaucoma, cataracts, or even diabetes. If you can’t remember the last time you had an eye exam, schedule one with Richen’s Eye Center today. Choosing your eye …
Regular eye examinations are an integral part of maintaining overall health. How often you get an eye exam depends on your age, the current health of your eyes, and your family genetics. If you are under the age of 40 and have no eye issues, you may only require routine eye tests every 2 years. …
