Chapel Hill Optomitrists. Our Chapel Hill eye doctors have an enormous selection when it comes to eyewear. We have brand names like Polo, Ralph Lauren, and other brilliant styles! .
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We have reasonable rates for eye exams and eye doctors with decades of experience. You will be amazed how clearly you will be able to see. Want some before and after pictures? Come into our office today to SEE how little you could SEE before! Our eye doctor's office is also conveniently located whether you swing by on your lunch break from work or after you pick the kids up from soccer. We have convenient times and usually very little wait periods.
Glaucoma
Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that causes irreversible vision loss with no warning signs. It is estimated that around nearly 3 million Americans may suffer from it and further estimated that more than half of those affected by it don't even know it. Vision loss results from damage to the optic nerve. This nerve is like a fiber optic cable wire with over a million fibers. It primary responsibility is to deliver information from the eye to the brain. There is no cure for glaucoma. Medication and/or surgery can possibly slow the process and/or prevent further vision loss. Treatment options depends upon the type of glaucoma as well as the severity. Early detection is important to slowing the progress glaucoma as with any disease. Contact us for more information.
Cataract
A cataract is a clouding of the natural lens inside the eye. It is a common condition that can cause blurring of vision, glare or starbursts around lights. Treatment for cataracts involves the surgical removal of the lens and the implantation of an artificial one in its place.
Dry Eye
Dry eye is a common condition that occurs because of an inadequate or dysfunctional tear layer. The front surface of the eye is coated with a tear layer that is responsible for keeping the eye lubricated, as well as enzymes and antibodies that help protect the eye from irritants and microorganisms. Tear deficiency and/or dysfunction can result in a variety of symptoms like dryness, scratchiness, blurred vision, uncomfortable sensation, redness, itching, and even pain. The cause of dry eyes is unknown. It can likely influenced by your environment. The treatments for dry eye vary and is best determined by a doctor. Some options are tear-duct occlusion,tear supplementation, dietary changes, medications, and lifestyle changes.
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