Why Regular Eye Exams Matter

Early Detection of Eye Diseases:	Regular examinations are crucial for the early detection of conditions such as cataracts, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy.
Monitoring Systematic Health:	Regular eye exams do more than check your vision; they can also reveal signs of health issues like diabetes and high blood pressure, often before you notice any symptoms.
Updating Vision Correction:	If you wear glasses or contact lenses, regular eye exams help keep your prescription accurate and your eyes healthy.

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What To Expect:

This test measures how well you see at different distances. You will be asked to read letters on a chart, which helps determine if you need corrective lenses.

Visual Acuity Test

This test measures how well you see at different distances. You will be asked to read letters on a chart, which helps determine if you need corrective lenses.

Refraction Assessment

A tonometer is used to measure the pressure inside your eyes, which can help detect glaucoma.

Eye Pressure Measurement

Using a special instrument called an ophthalmoscope, the doctor examines the back of your eye, including the retina and optic nerve, to check for signs of disease.

Retinal Examination

This test assesses your peripheral vision and can help identify any blind spots that may indicate underlying health issues.

Visual Field Test

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Common Eye Conditions During Examination:

Cataracts	A clouding of the lens in the eye
Glaucoma	A group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve
Macular Degeneration	A progressive disease that affect the central part of the retina
Diabetic Retinopathy	Damage to the retina caused by diabetes

Frequently Asked Questions

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