• Four Preventive Eye Care Tips
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    Four Preventive Eye Care Tips

    August 25, 2023
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    Originally written by Dr. Lassa Frank of Mt. Tam Optometric Center

    1. Pay attention to new developments. If you notice peripheral flashes of light or new eye floaters (gray or black squiggly lines in your field of vision), see your eye care professional immediately. Although in most cases it’s nothing to worry about, in some instances, it can be a precursor to retinal detachment. While this can be dealt with if caught early on, if you put it off, it can result in substantial and permanent vision damage.

    2. Stick to the specifics. If you wear contact lenses, make sure to closely follow the instructions given to you by your eye care professional, including the prescription particulars, wearing schedule and care regimen.

    3. Eat right for your eyes. More and more, eye care professionals are finding a connection between general health and eye health. Additionally, since your risk of ocular problems significantly increases with age, it’s important to supplement crucial vitamins and nutrients that support healthy vision.  

    4. Go for annual eye exams. An annual eye examination will enable your eye care professional to catch and treat developing issues while still in their early stages.

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