Fighting Computer Vision Syndrome with the 20-20-20 Rule
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One of the many positive things to come out of computer networking technology is the ease with which people can now work remotely. By saving the time and expense of commuting, many people have found that their work day is less stressful and more productive. However, just because you’re working behind a desk in the…
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Why Are My Eyes Red?
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Among the most common symptoms of eye problems are red or bloodshot eyes, but although these may be easy to recognize, they can be extremely difficult to interpret. This is because red eyes could potentially be caused by so many different issues, some of which may be very serious while others might be only temporary…
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Back to School Eye Exams for Health and Academic Performance
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August means back to school, and during this time of year many parents find themselves stretched thin between buying new school clothes and supplies, meeting teachers, and scheduling sports physicals. Unfortunately, in the midst of all this activity, many parents forget to check on the one detail that may have the greatest impact on a…
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Meet Our July 2017 Spotlight Patient: Raymond
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Few things are as disconcerting as the realization that your vision might be failing, but knowing that you can get exceptional treatment from someone you trust makes a huge difference. Just ask Raymond, our July 2017 Spotlight Patient. Having grown up during World War Two, Raymond can remember where he was during the attack on…
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Understanding the Different Treatments for Vision Loss
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There are many different issues that can affect your eyesight, ranging from simple refractive errors like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism, to external injuries and infections, to degenerative or neurological conditions that could potentially cause permanent blindness. However, three of the most common causes of visual impairment worldwide are cataracts, glaucoma, and retinopathy. While these three…
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What You Should Know about Involuntary Eyelid Spasms
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For more than a decade, Dr. William Segal, Dr. Marc lay, and the other eye care specialists at Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons have been providing eye care to men, women, and children from all over Georgia. In that time we have helped thousands of patients and have seen virtually every kind of eye condition,…
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What is a Torn or Detached Retina?
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The eyes are delicate and sensitive organs, and there are many different ways in which they can be damaged. One of the most serious of these is by a detached or torn retina, but even though it is not uncommon to have heard of this condition, many people don’t understand exactly what it means. It…
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Ask the Eye Docs: What is Low Vision?
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For more than a decade, the dedicated specialists at Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons have provided patients from all across Georgia with an array of eye care services, ranging from routine vision exams for prescription eyewear and comprehensive medical eye exams to advanced eye disease treatment and even LASIK vision correction surgery. In the latest…
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More Fascinating Facts about Your Eyes
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Composed of more than two million separate working parts, the eyes are some of the most intricately structured organs in the body, and are second only to the brain in overall complexity. However, because most of us are able to rely on the use of our eyes every day, it can be easy to take…
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Protective Eyewear for Summer Sports
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With the weather getting warmer and the trees beginning to bloom, many people are looking forward to one thing: spring sports. Over the next few months, recreational activities like baseball, tennis, and golf will be going on in hundreds of backyards and public fields and thousands of men, women, and children will no doubt be…
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