If you have cataracts, you may wonder whether eye drops, supplements, or natural remedies could clear your vision. Can cataracts be reversed without surgery? Currently, cataract surgery is the only …
Learn MoreAge-related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the leading causes of vision loss in older adults – an estimated 11 million Americans have some form of AMD. Early detection of …
Learn MoreA glaucoma diagnosis does not automatically mean giving up driving, but changes in your vision can affect your safety behind the wheel. Glaucoma can gradually reduce side vision, making it …
Learn MorePRK recovery occurs gradually as the corneal surface heals and your vision adjusts to its new shape. The first few days usually involve the most discomfort and blurriness, while visual …
Learn MoreCataract surgery for astigmatism can address two common causes of blurry vision in a single procedure. The surgeon removes the cloudy natural lens and may use a toric intraocular lens, …
Learn MoreUnderstanding how LASIK works starts with the cornea, the clear front surface of your eye. LASIK reshapes this tissue with a laser so that light focuses more accurately on the …
Learn MoreA windy afternoon in West Texas can send dust and pollen through the air and leave your eyes itching, watering, and turning red. Eye allergies are common in Lubbock, where …
Learn MoreIn most cases, insurance does not cover refractive lens exchange when it is performed to reduce dependence on glasses or contact lenses. Insurers generally consider RLE an elective vision correction …
Learn MoreMacular hole symptoms often begin with subtle changes in the center of one eye’s vision. A doorway may suddenly look bent, words may appear broken or missing, or a person’s …
Learn MoreDriving when you’re in your 40s and beyond isn’t like getting behind the wheel as a teenager. Aging has a tremendous effect on crucial safe-driving requirements, such as strong vision. …
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