Archive for July 30th, 2008

If you suspect you have dry eyes on wearing contact lens, you should make an appointment to see your eye doctor. Your historical information often gives the most reliable clues to diagnosis of dry eyes. A careful examinations of all the eye tissues usually provide more documentation for making a diagnosis.

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The name “dry eye” can be a little confusing since one of the most common symptoms is excessive watering of the eyes. It make more sense, though, when you learn that the eye makes two different types of tears.

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The incidence of dry eyes in America has grown dramatically over the past decade as the environment has changed, and the average age of Americans has increased. Treatments have evolved, and patient comfort has dramatically improved along with these changes.

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I think I am like many people when it comes to laser eye surgery. We want perfect eyesight but we are apprehensive. I found some interesting information about the differences in the two major types of laser eye surgery that you may find very interesting.

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Ultraviolet light, or ultraviolet radiation to be precise, can be very damaging to the human body, including the eyes. Wearing the correct level of eyewear protection, in the form of sunglasses, can be a rather confusing affair. This article helps to give some background information about ultraviolet light, with advice on choosing the most suitable type of tint for your sunglasses.

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