The Macula of the Human Eye
The macula, macula lutea, is the small, yellowish central portion of the retina of the human eye. The macula is the most active part of
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Eye Exam Explained – Part Two
Slit Lamp – The slit lamp exam allows the eye to be analyzed from front to back. During this test in Clermont, Dr. Pennachio uses
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Routine eye exams are important for your overall health and well-being. If it’s been a while since you’ve visited your eye doctor, or you’ve never
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Vision Over 60
As we age, our vision begins to deteriorate. Proper health and eye care are essential to long-lasting vision success. For those over age 60, it
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Digital Eye Strain
Phones, computers, televisions – our lives are filled with screens, and staring at them for too long can cause a condition known as digital eye
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When to Have an Eye Exam
Unlike going to the dentist, it’s generally not necessary to see your eye doctor every 6 months for an eye exam. Typically, having a comprehensive
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Dry Eye Syndrome
Dry eye syndrome can be caused by a variety of factors including: Increased age – Tear production tends to diminish as you get older. Dry
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Diabetic Eye Problems
If you have diabetes, regular visits to your eye doctor are important to avoid diabetic eye problems. High blood sugar (glucose) increases the risk of
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Treatment of Floaters
Most eye floaters occur as part of the natural aging process. Floaters are rarely troublesome enough to cause additional problems – unless they are a
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Dry Eye Syndrome
A healthy eye is hydrated by a film of tears. However, those who suffer from dry eye syndrome do not produce enough quality tears to
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