Over the last several years, there has been an increased focus on keratoconjunctivitis sicca, also known as dry eye syndrome (DES). DES is a multifactorial disease with multiple causes and triggers. Patient symptoms vary but may include blurred vision, discomfort and foreign body sensation. DES results in tear film instability and in more extreme cases […]
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Since Spring of 2020, we have increased screen time with our daily use of our electronic devices for our virtual work meetings and our virtual school classrooms. As we head into Autumn of 2020, Eye Physicians & Surgeons want to remind you to protect your eyes from increased electronic screen time and share valuable information
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I was diagnosed with keratoconus later in life. Originally my ophthalmologist prescribed gas permeated contact lenses that, given the size of my hands and fingers were impossible to insert properly. In a short time, I became frustrated and simply stopped trying. I lived with this condition for several years until it became unmanageable. I went
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