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Who can develop diabetic retinopathy?

Anyone who has diabetes can develop diabetic retinopathy. The risk is increased the longer you have diabetes and the less controlled your blood sugars are.
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At what age should a child see an ophthalmologist?

Seeing an ophthalmologist on a regular basis ensures early detection and treatment for eye disease, especially in children.
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What issues are addressed by a neuro-ophthalmologist?

Neuro ophthalmology covers a wide range of specific visual problems that are related to the nervous system – eye problems that do not originate with the eyes themselves.
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What are the worst foods for glaucoma?

Certain foods and beverages can increase ocular pressure, and therefore can worsen glaucoma symptoms.
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What is the treatment for retinal detachment?

Depending on what type of retinal detachment you have, your eye doctor may recommend laser surgery, freezing treatment, or other types of surgery to fix any tears or breaks in your retina.
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Can caffeine affect intraocular pressure (IOP)?

For years it was thought that caffeine had no affect on IOP, except in rare instances. Now, being debated again, it is thought that artery constriction and ocular blood flow can be affected by caffeine.
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What vision problems do neuro-ophthalmologists evaluate?

Working with your neurologist, our specialists conduct comprehensive evaluations and diagnoses of a wide range of systemic diseases that affect the eyes.
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Will my health insurance cover Orthoptic Therapy?

Most major medical policies cover orthoptic therapy; however, because health insurance is always rapidly changing, we encourage you to check with your insurance carrier beforehand.
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What are Near Vision Presbyopia Correcting Multifocal Lens implants?

Near Vision Presbyopia Correcting Lens Implants can often provide excellent vision after Cataract Surgery at both distance and near.
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What’s Not a Normal Part of Aging?

As you get older, it is very important to have regular eye examinations. Some eye changes may signal something more serious than age-related changes, such as an eye disease that needs medical treatment.
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How long does Orthoptic Therapy take?

The average program for focusing, eyeteaming and tracking problems involves about 12 to 16 office visits, plus about 15 minutes of supportive home therapy three times per week.
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What are the stages of Dry AMD?

Dry AMD has three stages -- early AMD, intermediate AMD, and advanced dry AMD. All of these may occur in one or both eyes.
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