Vision Blog
06
Nov
Glaucoma
The normal eye is filled with a fluid called the aqueous humor, contained at a pressure of around 10-21 mm of Hg. The most important thing to understand about [...]
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06
Nov
Eyelid Disorders
Hordeolum Hordeola also referred to as a Stye, are similar to chalazia in that they are also swellings that appear on the eyelid, often related to the meibomian [...]
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06
Nov
Conjunctivitis
The conjunctiva is the clear mucous membrane that envelopes the rest of the eye. Conjunctivitis, commonly known as “pink eye,” is caused by the inflammation or [...]
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06
Nov
Cataract
A cataract is when the lens of the eye gets cloudy. It usually happens as we age, as the protein in the lens starts to clump and therefore lose its [...]
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06
Nov
Correction & Laser Surgery
Today’s technology allows for many alternatives to correcting refractive errors than simply wearing glasses. Patients with myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, [...]
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06
Nov
Pediatric Eye Care
Vision Care Near Boston for the Whole Family: Children’s Eye Exams Should Be Scheduled Regularly Regular eye exams are a crucial component of health care [...]
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06
Nov
Eye Lumps and Bumps
Diagnosing and Treating Eyelid and EyeBall Lumps and Bumps One of the more common eye problems bringing patients to our office is lumps or bumps under the [...]
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06
Nov
Hyperopia
The most common vision condition is hyperopia or hypermetropia, generally known as farsightedness. Those with hyperopia have trouble doing close work like [...]
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06
Nov
Myopia
A highly common vision condition is myopia, or nearsightedness. People diagnosed with myopia generally have difficulty seeing into the distance, which makes [...]
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