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Vision Problems To Keep an Eye On

Eyesight is oftentimes something we take for granted. Even if we wear corrective lenses like glasses or contacts, perfect vision is something most people enjoy, but there are certain tell-tell signs that your vision is getting worse.

Here are a few changes in your vision you should keep an 'eye' on (from www.preventblindnessamerica.org):

• Unusual trouble adjusting to dark rooms;
  
  
• Difficulty focusing on near or distant objects;
  
  
• Squinting or blinking due to unusual sensitivity to light or glare;
  
  
• Recurrent pain in or around eyes;
  
  
• Double vision;
  
  
• Dark spot at the center of viewing;
  
  
• Lines and edges appear distorted or wavy;
  
  
• Excess tearing or "watery eyes";
  
  
• Dry eyes with itching or burning; and
  
  
• Seeing spots, ghost-like images.

These can indicate very serious problems with your vision and should be examined by your eye doctor immediately.

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Labels: Blade-Less LASIK, prevent blindness america, preventative eye examinations, vision problems

 

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