Decreased visual acuity, black spot in the eye, red or watery eyes, these visual symptoms cannot be taken lightly. Note that 3 consultations with an optician result may reveal a much more serious pathology. You are reluctant to go see an ophthalmologist? This article will give you tips and can make you change your mind. Symptoms that should be causes for concern If your eyesight starts to change suddenly, we strongly recommend that you go for a consultation. Here are some symptoms that should alert you: Decreased visual acuity, this may be due to retinal detachment; Deformation of the lines, an inevitable sign of AMD, that is, age-related Macular Degeneration; The appearance of blackheads which can be the result of a hole in the retina or in very rare cases,…
Contact lenses: 5 practical tips for wearing them
There are certain advantages to wearing contact lenses. In addition to the aesthetic aspect, they allow for example to wear any sunglasses, without having to resort to a numbered model. They also offer good peripheral vision, and therefore a wider field of vision than with prescription glasses. However, it is crucial to adopt good practices when wearing contact lenses, in order to avoid any risk of infection or other inconvenience. So let's see some basic rules to follow when wearing contact lenses. Once these good habits are adopted, you can wear your lenses in complete peace of mind. A good hygiene This is the basics when we handle them. Always remember to rinse your hands well before putting on or taking off your lenses. Also make sure…
All that you should know on myopia
Myopia generally appears in adolescence and progresses to adulthood when it stabilizes. This vision disorder also depends on the person's origin and the environment in which they live. In France, more than 29% of the population suffers from it according to the High Authority for Health. We can find this same rate in North America. What are the causes, symptoms and treatments for myopia? We tell you everything in this article…. What is myopia and what causes it? Myopia is the most common cause of vision loss, especially in young adults. It means the ability to see well up close and not from a distance. Myopia is the opposite of presbyopia (farsightedness). Myopia is caused by an eye whose shape does not allow it to focus on distant…
