EYE PROBLEMS
Not sure if you have an eye problem? Need to know if there is a procedure
to correct your eye problem? Click on the links below to find out about
more.
| Nearsightedness:
Difficulty reading highway signs and seeing other objects at a distance? |
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| Farsightedness:
Unable to see things close up? Headaches or eyestrain? Squint or
feel fatigued when performing work at close range? |
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| Astigmatism:
Significant blurring at any distance and headaches? |
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| Presbyopia:
Difficulty in focusing your eyes for close objects? Need to hold
the book at arms length to read it? |
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| Cataracts:
Cloudy vision? Need more light than you used to to read? Loss
of depth perception? Bothered by glare? |
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| Glaucoma:
Losing your peripheral or side vision? Increased difficulty with
night vision |
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| Macular
Degeneration: Have blurred or distorted central vision?
Blind spots? Loss of color vision? |
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Call 541-687-2110 to schedule an appointment today!
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Feel free to call or drop in if you'd like to speak to someone in person.
Vision and Aging
As you age, your body goes through numerous changes. Your eyes are no exception.
Among eye conditions of particular concern to older adults are farsightedness, "floaters," cataracts and glaucoma, as well as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy and other diseases of the retina.
Many serious conditions of the eye are easily treatable if detected during their early stages. For this reason, persons over 40 should make it a point to have a routine eye examination at least once a year.
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