Our #PediatricOphthalmologist Darren Hoover was recently appointed as a Board of Trustee member for the Western Pennsylvania School for Blind Children. Read more about this distinguished honor on our blog: http://ow.ly/v1N250Bdrhw
Don’t let #DryEyes stop you from enjoying the upcoming fall weather. Avoid allergy triggers by following these guidelines from Healthline: http://ow.ly/lpc550Bdr2G
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Managing Dry Eyes in Every Season
#PanOptix have been dubbed “the next generation trifocal”. They are the first and only trifocal lens to be included in #Cataract surgery in the US. Click here to learn more: http://ow.ly/sjmX50BdqZb
It’s no surprise that #Smoking is bad for your heart and lungs, but did you know it can also negatively affect your eyes?
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Thank you so much for leaving a #PatientTestimonial, Dennis. We appreciate your feedback and are so glad to have you as a patient.
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#EyeFloaters are spots or tiny shadows that appear to be floating across your eye. They are typically benign and often result from natural aging processes. However, if you are experience a sudden increase in the amount of eye floaters, it’s important to schedule an appointment with an #Ophthalmologist.
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Your eyes may be bloodshot for a number of reasons. While #DryEye syndrome and #PinkEye are often the first guesses, even lack of sleep, alcohol or pregnancy can cause irritation.
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From screen readers to digital assistants, people with #VisionImpairments now have access to the following technological tools to help make their lives a little easier: http://ow.ly/E5JP50BzteX
This Fall, avoid dry, irritated eyes with the help of #ArtificialTears and protective wear. Click here for a full list of tips and tricks from the American Academy of Ophthalmology: http://ow.ly/b9Ra50Bzt9m
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4 Ways to Keep Your Eyes Healthy This Fall
The Cleveland Clinic recommends staying off your phone for at least 30 minutes before bed. But, there’s still more you can do to protect your eyes. Read here: http://ow.ly/R0H050BdrFX
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Put the Phone Away! 3 Reasons Why Looking at It Before Bed Is a Bad Habit
#Cataracts are the clouding of the internal lens of the eye. There are many treatment options available, but surgery is only necessary when your vision becomes significantly impaired.
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It may be easier to let your child go down the path of picky eating, but it can have dangerous implications for their overall health. Incorporating these food groups into their diet will help promote healthy eyes: http://ow.ly/8tcu50BA40f
While #Botox is typically thought of as a cosmetic filler, it can also be used to treat eyelid spasms, eye muscle disorders and other musculoskeletal conditions. Click here to learn more about Botox at Everett & Hurite: http://ow.ly/fIJ850BA3Tr
#Keratoconus is when the cornea thins out and eventually forms a bulge shaped like a cone. This results in blurred vision, sudden clouding and increased light sensitivity. Visit our website for more information: http://ow.ly/sSY150BA3OT
Wearing #Contacts can be a daunting task, especially when you’re just starting out. Click here for a step-by-step guide from the American Academy of Ophthalmology: http://ow.ly/sKhG50BA3j9
Myth: Reading in dim light will worsen your vision.
Fact: While this won’t adversely affect your eyes, it will tire them out. Try positioning a reading light directly on the page for optimal support.
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Thank you, Larry!
We are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed your experience with our staff. Learn more about Dr. Rosenberg here: http://ow.ly/Eisz50BztvH
Nearly 50% of people ages 80 and up struggle with #Cataracts. Luckily, Cataract Surgery is a popular solution that not only increases quality of life, but decreases the risk of falls. Learn more on our website: http://ow.ly/Kfcc50CdujO
#EyeFloaters are most often caused by age-related changes resulting from the liquefaction of the vitreous substance in the eye. As this progresses, the microscopic fibers start to clump, casting shadows that appear to float. Visit our website to learn more about symptoms and prevention: http://ow.ly/1IcP50Cdueq
As the cold weather continues to set in, friends and families are gathering together for movie nights filled with hot chocolate and popcorn. Enjoy your nights in, but make sure your place on the couch is at least 8-10 feet from the television: http://ow.ly/PLjt50Cdu9B
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Can a Close TV Damage Your Eyes?
After a night out you may be tempted to forego your nighttime routine and head to bed ASAP. But there’s one thing you should never skip: taking out your contacts. The CDC has reported people who sleep in their #Contacts are 6 to 8 times more likely to get an #EyeInfection.
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Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) occurs when part of the retina, called the macula, becomes damaged. This happens naturally over time, resulting in loss of central vision. Watch this video to learn more about common risk factors and preventative measures for #AMD: http://ow.ly/PNEw50CdtY1
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7 Way to Prevent Macular Degeneration
#AmericanDiabetesMonth
People with Type I and Type II Diabetes are at a much higher risk for eye complications. One of the most important, yet often overlooked, aspects of #DiabetesManagement is eye health. Diabetics face a higher risk for blindness, though more common disorders include Glaucoma, Cataracts and #DiabeticRetinopathy. Learn more from the American Diabetes Association: http://ow.ly/fii550Cdsrn
Thanks, Robin! We’re so happy you enjoyed your experience with Dr. Rosenberg.
Dr. Pinchas Rosenberg is an extensively trained Surgical Retina Specialist. After earning his medical degree from the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Dr. Rosenberg completed #Ophthalmology residency and retina fellowship programs. Learn more about him here:
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#EyeFloaters are common spots, specks or shadows that appear to be dancing or drifting across the eye. While floaters are typically benign, a sudden increase in their amount warrants prompt medical attention:
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February is Age-Related #MacularDegeneration Month. This yearly initiative is focused on increasing awareness and education for this eye condition that gradually removes central vision. Learn more on our website: http://ow.ly/7hFC50Doc5n
We’re ending #GlaucomaAwarenessMonth with a crash-course in this degenerative eye condition. Watch this video to learn everything you need to know about causes, symptoms and treatments: http://ow.ly/rUXm50CZyhN
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Video: Glaucoma Fast Facts - Understanding Glaucoma
There are a wide range of risk factors to consider when it comes to #RetinalDetachment: family history, age, trauma, etc. Click here for a full list: http://ow.ly/dZB150CZyaC
While prescription lenses and contacts can correct blurry vision in the early stages of #Keratoconus, they can’t stop the condition’s progression. It’s important to consult with an #Ophthalmology professional to develop a treatment plan: http://ow.ly/m9c050CZy5W
