Fact and Fiction of Healthy Vision

age related amblyopia angle closure glaucoma astigmatism become better bifocal binocular blood called cataract surgery cause child common complications conjunctiva contact lens wearer contact lenses cornea correction cosmetic cross eyed diabetes diagnosis dilating diopters diplopia distance vision double vision effect emmetropic eventually exotropia expected eye disease eye doctor eye drops eye exam eye examination eye problems farsighted fluid focus focusing foreign body hard contact lenses improvement infection injury intraocular lens implant intraocular pressure involved IOL’s iris laser lasik macular degeneration Medicare monovision multifocal muscles nearsighted nearsightedness need for glasses need glasses neurologic normal lens nose ophthalmic ophthalmologist optic nerve optometrists optometry patient peripheral person postoperative potential presbyopia presbyopia surgery presbyopic prescription procedure pupil reading glasses refractive surgery removed result retinal detachment retinopathy soft contact lenses sometimes spontaneous steroid strabismus surgeon surgical symptoms tissue treatment trifocal usually visual field vitreous wearing glasses