#optometry — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #optometry, aggregated by home.social.
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👁️🗨️💡 Researchers from #SUNY found that focusing on close objects indoors may reduce the light reaching our retinas, potentially worsening short-sightedness (aka nearsightedness).
#eyes #biology #health #science #optometry #education #research
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👁️🗨️💡 Researchers from #SUNY found that focusing on close objects indoors may reduce the light reaching our retinas, potentially worsening short-sightedness (aka nearsightedness).
#eyes #biology #health #science #optometry #education #research
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👁️🗨️💡 Researchers from #SUNY found that focusing on close objects indoors may reduce the light reaching our retinas, potentially worsening short-sightedness (aka nearsightedness).
#eyes #biology #health #science #optometry #education #research
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👁️🗨️💡 Researchers from #SUNY found that focusing on close objects indoors may reduce the light reaching our retinas, potentially worsening short-sightedness (aka nearsightedness).
#eyes #biology #health #science #optometry #education #research
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👁️🗨️💡 Researchers from #SUNY found that focusing on close objects indoors may reduce the light reaching our retinas, potentially worsening short-sightedness (aka nearsightedness).
#eyes #biology #health #science #optometry #education #research
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A lady came in yesterday for a LASIK evaluation. Getting dilated is part of this evaluation. Getting dilated is also part of a normal yearly exam, however patients sometimes refuse it. Anyway, she had been seen one month prior by our optometrist and was then referred to us for the LASIK eval. She is 48 and she can’t have LASIK….because she has the beginnings of cataracts, which would have been seen a month ago had she not refused dilation. It turns out, after some investigating, she hadn’t been dilated since 2020. Ridiculous.
Y’all get dilated. So what if it’s an inconvenience to your day, it’s the best way to see the health of the back of the eye. If you go somewhere that doesn’t dilate, find somewhere that does. People complain about so much…I hate drops in my eye, the dilation lasts too long, etc. STFU. NO ONE likes drops put in their eye, so be an adult and deal with it. #ophthalmology #optometry #eyehealth #eyes
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Mastering Refractive IOLs: The Art and Science (2008) by David F. Chang MD PDF
Author: David F. Chang MD
File Type: PDF
Download at https://unitedvrg.com/2024/11/08/mastering-refractive-iols-the-art-and-science-vrg-pdf-1556428596/
#Optometry, #DavidF.ChangMD -
Cataract Surgery: A Patient's Guide to Treatment (2020) by Robert K. Maloney M.D. M.A. PDF
Author: Robert K. Maloney M.D. M.A.
File Type: PDF
Download at https://unitedvrg.com/2024/11/08/cataract-surgery-a-patients-guide-to-treatment-vrg-pdf-1950091384/
#Optometry, #RobertK.MaloneyM.D.M.A. -
Apparently it’s atypical for moving your eyes to hurt. Or moving your head suddenly. Or find text of any size and colour combination blurry regardless of correct prescription!
I will be asking Ortho K guy about this. And / or specsavers.
#spoonie #autistic #autism #optometry #optometrist #ophthalmology #ophthalmology #eyes #4eyes #visual #optics #AuHD #AudHD #ADHD #ADD #ASD #ASC #spectrum #headache #blurry #vision
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Orthokeratology contact lenses fix your eyes while you sleep.
Optimists HATE vem!
#orthok #contactLenses #optometry #ophthalmology #whoTFnamedThese #eyes #seeing #AllHailTheGlowCloud
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"It is difficult to say what kind of #health impacts this level of eye exposure to the #chemicals may have because no studies on how the eyes absorb #PFAS from lenses have been done. However, PFAS are absorbed through the dermis and are highly mobile compounds, so it’s possible that eyes do absorb some level of the chemicals, though fluoropolymers are generally a less mobile kind of PFAS..."
Every day some new horror awaits us....
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/may/09/contact-lenses-pfas-forever-chemicals
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CW: Mention of depression
I got fitted for contact lenses last week and the optometrist did a pretty good job with the script. I have a slight astigmatism in my left eye so I have a toric lens for it. My right eye used to need them but now I can wear a normal lens.
I’ve not regularly worn contacts in years, as the daily care was sometimes a bit much (Especially when I was dealing with depressive episodes). I’ve been doing extremely well lately and decided to give it a go for a bit.
The biggest down side is that I have to use reading glasses when I wear them, as they make me far-sighted. Apparently, there are bifocal lenses but a cheap pair of readers works fine. I want to find some half-moon “librarian” style reading glasses!