Eye Issues & Diseases

Age-related macular degeneration is often called the silent thief of sight for the way it causes vision loss without any obvious symptoms. The best way to prevent AMD related vision loss is with early detection.

Everyone experiences some cataract development eventually. But you don’t have to resign yourself to a life of cloudy vision; cataract surgery could restore clarity to your sight.

Pink eye, red eye, or conjunctivitis; whatever you call it, this condition is seriously irritating. Our optometrists can tell you whether your case on conjunctivitis is caused by environmental factors, bacterial infection, or viral infection.

Diabetes can have a profound impact on every aspect of a person’s health, including their eyes. Our diabetic eye exams are specially designed to catch and treat the dangerous conditions which are specific to patients living with diabetes.

Your eyes can become tired after long periods of concentrated use. The introduction of digital displays such as phones, computers, and tablets into our daily lives, can complicate this problem, resulting in distracting and uncomfortable symptoms.

Your body produces tears to help clean, lubricate, and protect your eyes. If the body stops creating tears properly, it can result in discomfort, vision problems, and more.

As you grow older, you may start to notice mysterious shapes floating in the margins of your peripheral vision. These shapes are often part of a natural change that occurs as you age; however, they could be a signal that something is wrong.

Glaucoma typically causes gradual damage to the optic nerve, which is responsible for sending messages from the eye to the brain. Left untreated, glaucoma causes irreparable vision loss.