Eye Health
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Glaucoma often referred to as the silent thief of sight ranks second only to cataracts as a leading cause of blindness. This insidious disease can result in permanent vision loss if left untreated. However early detection and treatment can significantly slow... (view more)
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Astigmatism a common eye refractive error impacts the eyes ability to focus light and images properly leading to visual distortion. 1. Unveiling the Origins of Astigmatism Astigmatisms root cause lies in an irregularly shaped cornea. In a healthy eye light... (view more)
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Blue LED lights have raised concerns regarding their effects on eye health and sleep quality. This article explores the potential risks associated with blue LED light exposure and offers suggestions for mitigating these concerns. 1. The Prevalence of Blue... (view more)
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Cataracts stand as a prevalent source of vision impairment and blindness globally. This ocular affliction can emerge at any age though it tends to manifest predominantly in individuals aged 50 and beyond. 1. Unveiling the Lens and Cataracts A Deeper Insight... (view more)
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Glaucoma a prevalent ailment and a leading cause of permanent blindness poses significant public health implications. 1. Deciphering Glaucoma Glaucoma encompasses a group of chronic progressive diseases impacting the optic nerve head. Key features include... (view more)
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Diseases that affect the cornea the transparent front part of the eye can lead to serious complications if not properly managed. In some cases these conditions can even result in blindness or in extreme cases loss of life. The cornea is a vital component of... (view more)
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Retinopathy is the second leading cause of blindness following cataracts. It encompasses several eye disorders each with its own set of implications for vision. Some of the common types of retinopathy include diabetic retinopathy retinal detachment hypertensive... (view more)
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Hypertensive retinopathy is a condition that affects the retina the light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye responsible for receiving light signals. When blood pressure is persistently high it can lead to thickening of the retinal blood vessel walls... (view more)
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Myopia commonly known as nearsightedness not only affects vision but also has an impact on overall well-being. As the prevalence of myopia continues to rise it is crucial to adopt effective strategies to reduce its progression and minimize eye discomfort.... (view more)
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Hypertension if left untreated can lead to complications in many organs such as the heart brain kidneys and blood vessels. Similar to diabetes high blood pressure can cause damage to small blood vessels including those in the retina. This condition is known... (view more)
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