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In an effort to provide the best care possible, we are pleased to
provide
the latest issue of Focus on Health,
a
digest of new and useful information from the fields of
vision
care and preventive medicine.
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Eye Spots & "Floaters" - You can often see
floaters
or spots when looking at a plain background, like a blank wall or
cloudless sky.
You don't actually see the floater itself
but its shadow cast onto your retina, the light-sensitive film at
the back of your eye.
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Allergies and
the Eye -
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75% of allergy |
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sufferers have
symptoms affecting the eye. An
allergic reaction occurs when the body
mounts an unusual immune response to
something that's normally harmless.
Certain kinds of eye drops are very useful
in treating eye allergies while other |
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drops can
actually make things worse!
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 Use a computer at work? - On average, more than 50% of the work force now uses a computer on the job—and nearly 60 million people experience vision problems as a result. If you spend 2 or more hours a day working on a computer, you are at risk for developing a condition called Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS). read article
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