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Can High Myopia Be Corrected?

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You may have heard of myopia or nearsightedness—a refractive error in which you can clearly see nearby objects and distant objects appear blurry. But have you heard about high myopia? High myopia is severe myopia that requires a higher prescription for correction. And because it generally begins in childhood, routine children’s eye exams are essential […]

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Can Vision Problems Cause Motion Sickness?

A woman riding the train with her hands on her temples, suffering from motion sickness

Motion sickness can make travelling a poor experience due to nausea, headaches, and dizziness. You wouldn’t typically visit your optometrist for motion sickness, but can this condition have a connection to your eyes? If you experience motion sickness, can an eye problem be the cause?  Continue reading to learn more about motion sickness, including if […]

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Astigmatism vs. Myopia: What’s the Difference?

A woman with astigmatism squinting and holding onto her glasses

Understanding Astigmatism & Myopia Our eyes are unique. Like snowflakes or fingerprints, our eyes have individual shapes and sizes. However, most eyes have a lot in common, as there are features essential for functioning vision and eye health. But occasionally, some of these differences can change how our eyes work. Astigmatism and myopia are examples […]

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