What’s an ocular stroke? We had a case of ocular stroke in our office just yesterday. Someone in her early 60s came in just for a routine eye exam, but during a check of her retina, our doctor found out that she had suffered an ocular stroke. The back of her left eye was bleeding […]
It’s well aware that learning is 80 percent visual, including reading, drawing, walking, running, playing catch and other sports. Now how do we go about improving children’s learning ability and visual learning? It starts with measuring their current level, which is a eye assessment with an Optometrist, before we can improve it. And to be […]
Did you know that pregnancy can affect your eyes in various ways? Change in vision You may notice a vision change with hormonal change and fluid retention during pregnancy. It may return after giving birth in some cases, but if the change is severe during the pregnancy, it’s good practice to get a temporally glasses […]
Often times, our patients come in thinking they just have one eye concern to be taken cared of. But more than frequently, I have patients with multiple concerns going on in their eyes. The eye is the second most complex system in your body, aside from your brain. It’s no surprise that more than one […]
Did you know that tumours can occur in or behind the eyes? Retinoblastoma is a rare cancer that can occur in the retina; whereas Choroidal Melanoma can occur behind the retina. Retinoblastoma can be found in young children, with strong genetic predisposition; whereas choroidal melanoma can be found in seemingly healthy adults; with, or without familial […]
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