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Screens have become central to daily life: work, school, news, social media, gaming, and shopping. When a large part of the day is spent in front of a computer, phone, or tablet, the same question comes to mind: Does looking at a screen increase your eye prescription? People whose myopia prescription is increasing, or parents […]

Your vision is no longer as clear as it used to be, lights bother you, and driving becomes more difficult, especially in the evening. Even after updating your glasses, your vision may still feel as though it has not fully improved. Many people experiencing these problems initially blame fatigue or spending too much time looking […]

When you look into your baby’s eyes, does it sometimes seem as though one eye is turning inward? This may appear even more noticeable in photographs. While part of you may think, “This can happen in babies,” the same question may still come to mind: Is strabismus normal in babies, or should I visit an […]

Which lens should I choose for cataract surgery? Cataract is a disease that results in decreased vision as a result of clouding of the lens of the eye and is successfully treated with modern surgical techniques. Hundreds of thousands of people undergo cataract surgery in our country every year. In cataract surgery, the cloudy lens […]

What Is Retinal Vein Occlusion? Retinal Vein Occlusion; The thin nerve layer that surrounds the inner surface of the eye like a sheet and creates visual signals is called the retina. Nutrition of the retina is provided by the retinal vascular system. The veins that take blood from the retina and carry it back to […]