Most cataracts develop due to natural aging. As the eyes get older, vitamin C levels in the lens of the eye begin to decrease, increasing the severity of cataracts. Scientific studies have concluded that consuming at least 300 milligrams of vitamin C daily will help prevent the development of cataracts. A diet rich in vitamin […]
Read MoreEye doctors will agree that patients should not neglect their cataracts. At a certain point, the only remedy for cataracts is surgery to remove them. If the cataract has caused vision to become so impaired that you cannot complete everyday tasks successfully, you have likely reached the stage of requiring cataract surgery. Cataract surgery is […]
Read MoreEczema is a general term, also known as dermatitis, that describes a dry, itchy inflammation of the skin that can result in rashes, scaly patches, blisters and skin infections. Eyelid eczema affects the thin, sensitive skin around the eyes. Known as periocular dermatitis, eyelid eczema symptoms include redness, dry skin, scaly skin, rough skin, itching […]
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Strabismus is a common eye condition among children that occurs when the eyes are not aligned properly. It may appear in children as young as 6 months old, known as congenital strabismus, but it can also appear later in childhood and due to other causes. These include inadequate functioning of the ocular muscles, a refractive […]
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