Frequently Asked Questions about Diabetic Eye Diseases
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More than 29 million people in the United States have diabetes, and it is estimated that as many as one in four of those afflicted don’t even know that they have it. Many of these men and women may already be beginning to suffer the effects of diabetic eye disease, or diabetic retinopathy, a complication…
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What Exactly Do Corrective Lenses Do?
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At Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons, our comprehensive consultative optometrist Dr. Marc Lay helps hundreds of men, women, and children achieve better vision by prescribing glasses or contact lenses. However, despite the fact that more than 150 million Americans use corrective eyewear to compensate for refractive errors in vision, many people do not understand exactly…
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How Can Blue Light Hurt Your Eyes?
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Your eyes face many dangers every day. Wind and artificially heated hair can dry out the eyes, dust, pollen, and windborne particles can damage the cornea, and exposure to even a small amount of ultraviolet light has been shown to increase the risk of developing cataracts, the most common cause of blindness worldwide for adults…
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Addressing Everyday Eye Concerns
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The eyes are highly specialized and sensitive organs that require constant care and maintenance. Even though regularly scheduled comprehensive eye examinations are vital for catching potentially serious conditions early on, there are also a number of relatively minor concerns that trouble millions of people every day. Symptoms that manifest suddenly, such as new vision changes,…
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Eye Exams Can Benefit the Entire Body
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Most people understand that regular eye examinations are an important part of keeping your vision sharp, but they can also play a vital role in maintaining your overall health. The American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) recommends that all men and women undergo a complete comprehensive eye exam at least once between the ages of 20…
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Bright Holiday Greetings from Georgia Eye Physicians & Surgeons!
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As the holiday season approaches and we take a moment to reflect on the past year, all of us at Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons would like to express our deepest gratitude to our amazing patients, many of whom have shared their stories in our regularly featured Spotlight Patient blogs. It has been our honor…
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Protecting Your Eyesight during the Winter Months
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As we slip into the winter season, and the days start to grow shorter and the weather grows colder, many people naturally spend less time outside. Without the summer sun blazing overhead, it is often easy to forget that environmental factors like wind and sun can pose serious dangers to the health of your eyes. …
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What Are Cataracts, Anyway?
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The eyes are extremely intricate and complicated organs, and there are many different conditions that can have a profound effect on your eyesight. Some are relatively mild and easily corrected while others can cause permanent visual impairment or even blindness. Among the most serious of these conditions are cataracts, the most common cause of blindness…
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Basic Eye Exams Starting at Just $35
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At Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons, we know that the single most important factor in maintaining lifelong visual health is the regularly scheduled eye exam. Eyes can frequently change over time, and updating your prescription regularly is the best way to make sure your vision stays sharp. Moreover, many eye and vision problems can be…
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Understanding LASIK Eye Surgery
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Many patients suffering from myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism use prescription glasses or contact lenses to give them clearer vision. However, advanced technology has made it possible to permanently correct these common vision problems with LASIK surgery. Laser-assisted in-situ keratomileusis, more commonly known as LASIK, is the world’s most common elective procedure and nearly…
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