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How to Permanently Fix a Damaged or Diseased Cornea

How to Permanently Fix a Damaged or Diseased Cornea

The cornea refers to the transparent and outermost layer of the eye. The purpose of the cornea is to focus the vision for greater visual acuity. Unlike most tissues in the eye, the cornea does not have blood vessels for nourishment or protection. Therefore, physicians...
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Short and Long Term Effects of Dry Eyes

Short and Long Term Effects of Dry Eyes

You might be a patient with dry eyes and not even realize it yet.  Identifying the symptoms and effects of this disorder is the first step toward getting back to enjoying your normal daily activities. Why Are Your Eyes Dry? Dry eyes affect around 12 million Americans....
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What Treatment Options Are There for Corneal Disease?

What Treatment Options Are There for Corneal Disease?

Corneal disease affects a transparent layer that shields your eyes from bacteria and debris. This condition may develop when you become injured or an infection occurs. Genetic traits can also trigger it. The symptoms range from light sensitivity to severe pain. Like...
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Long Term Damage of a Scratched Cornea

Long Term Damage of a Scratched Cornea

A look at the long term damage of a scratched cornea. The eye is a very sensitive area of the body and serious complications can occur if damage is left untreated. However, one of the more specific areas of the eye that requires attention (if harmed) is the...
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Frequently asked questions regarding Keratoconus

Frequently asked questions regarding Keratoconus

Going to your eye doctor for your annual appointment is an important part of maintaining your overall health. During these annual visits, your eye doctor will be able to detect if you are suffering from Keratoconus Eye Disease. Keratoconus Eye Disease is a condition...
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What to Do for a Scratched Eye

What to Do for a Scratched Eye

If you have ever had a scratched cornea, also known as a corneal abrasion, you will probably never forget it. It can be one of the most annoying, painful eye injuries a patient ever experiences, and one of the most common. Because the cornea helps to adjust the light...
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