Headaches
Headaches can hinder your ability to get things done. If you suffer from frequent headaches, it may indicate a vision problem. To learn more about your vision concerns, contact us to schedule an appointment for your routine eye exam.
Eye Irritation
Eye irritation can result from various sources, including environmental allergens like pollen and dust, prolonged screen use leading to dry eyes, improper contact lens usage, and exposure to chemical irritants such as smoke or chlorine. These factors can lead to symptoms such as redness, itchiness, watering, and discomfort. Managing the underlying cause, whether it be through avoiding irritants, using artificial tears for lubrication, or limiting screen time, can help alleviate the irritation.
Dry Eyes Prevention
Long working hours shouldn't lead to dry eyes! Visit Sparkling Eyes Eye Clinic & Optical Services for expert care and relief. Protect your eyes from the discomfort of dryness with our specialized treatments.
Please Take Care of Yourself
It’s okay if you don’t know what to do right now. Life can be overwhelming and confusing, and it’s important to remember that taking care of yourself is the first step towards finding clarity. Self-care is not just a luxury; it’s a necessity. Take a moment to breathe, rest, and recharge. Listen to your body and mind, and give yourself the compassion you deserve. Whether it’s through a quiet walk, a good book, or simply taking a few deep breaths, find small ways to nurture yourself. Remember, it’s perfectly okay to feel uncertain. What’s important is that you take time for yourself. Your well-being matters.
Eye Strain - How To Avoid It
Have you ever experienced watery eyes or double vision after spending long periods using digital devices? If so, you may be experiencing symptoms of eye strain. In this article, we’re giving you all of the details on eye strain, what it is, what its effects are, and how it can be treated.
Double Vision
Double vision, also called monocular diplopia, can happen due to damages in different parts of the eye. It can be due to a damaged cornea, lens, muscles, or even nerves. While kids have a protective mechanism to fight it, adults need to visit their doctor and resort to treatment.