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Optometrist

What Does an Optometrist Do?

An optometrist is a type of eye doctor that provides necessary eye care to patients. These doctors have a license to detect eye diseases, diagnose them, and provide various types of treatments. Depending on where the optometrist works, the role that they have may be different from patient to patient. Optometrists in a Clinical Setting Optometrists play

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Cris Martin P. Jacoba, MD Cris Martin P. Jacoba, MD, Specializing in Diabetic Eye Disease, Medical Retina, Comprehensive Ophthalmology Dr. Cris Jacoba has completed a rigorous fellowship in Medical Retina at Joslin Diabetes Center and Mass Eye & Ear, under Harvard Department of Ophthalmology. His passion for advancements in retinal care and his extensive experience

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Ophthalmologists

Rare Eye Diseases That Are Treated by Ophthalmologists

Ophthalmologists are a special type of eye doctor who focuses on studies and treatments surrounding diseases and disorders that can affect the eyes. Although these doctors typically care for patients who have macular degeneration, cataracts, and farsightedness, they also handle cases where patients suffer from uncommon eye conditions and diseases. Rare Eye Diseases Treated by Ophthalmologists

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Ways to Help Alleviate the Symptoms of Thyroid Eye Disease

Approximately 1% of people in the United States have been diagnosed with a condition known as Graves’ disease due to a hyperthyroid condition. Individuals who have this condition are at risk of suffering from thyroid eye disease, which can cause double vision and bulging eyes. If you suffer from thyroid eye disease, there are a few things

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Do You Have Blepharitis? Here’s What You Need To Know

The cornea, along with the sclera, plays a crucial role in protecting our eyes from particles, germs, and harmful ultraviolet radiation. However, certain conditions can disrupt this natural defense system, leading to discomfort and irritation. One of the most common examples is blepharitis, an inflammation of the eyelids caused by clogged oil glands near the

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Learn About Treatment Options for Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a complex, genetic disease that affects the optic nerve. Left untreated, it can lead to severe vision loss. While there’s still no cure for glaucoma, eye specialists like Longwood Eye & Lasik offer several treatment options to manage and control this condition. Understanding these treatment options is critical for effective glaucoma management and preserving vision

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Everything You Need to Know About Blepharospasm

Blepharospasm is the medical term for eyelid twitching. While it is normal for people to experience eyelid twitching once in a while, blepharospasm is the continuous involuntary closing or twitching of the eyelid. Let’s take a closer look at blepharospasm and what you need to know to understand blepharospasm treatment. Understanding Blepharospasm Types of Blepharospasm Blepharospasm

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