24th February 2022
What causes Glaucoma? Glaucoma is a common eye condition where the optic nerve, which connects the eye to the brain, becomes damaged. This is usually caused by a build-up of fluid in the front part of the eye, resulting in an increase of pressure inside the eye. If glaucoma isn’t diagnosed and treated early, this […]
Read More...12th November 2021
For many of us, our mobile phones have taken over our lives. However, whilst they are rarely more than an arm’s length away, there can be a number of damaging effects of using a backlit device at night. In this article, we will run through some common problems and how to combat them in order […]
Read More...25th October 2021
Remember, remember that the 5th November is soon approaching. Otherwise known as bonfire or fireworks night, the 5th November is an annual celebration where people set off fireworks and sparklers to commemorate the failure of Guy Fawkes’ gunpowder plot on King James I in 1605. If you’re planning to host or will be attending a […]
Read More...24th September 2021
Why you may be having difficulty driving at night Troublesome glare when driving at night-time can often be due to cataracts and be a significant impediment to a person’s quality of life activities, and even stop them driving at night. Glare and halos around headlights, streetlights or motorway road signs are characteristic symptoms. How to […]
Read More...12th August 2021
It’s well known that obesity is linked with a number of serious health conditions, such as; Stroke Diabetes High blood pressure Gout Respiratory problems Heart disease However, many are unaware of how it can affect eye health and vision. In this article we’ll explore how excess body weight can cause problems with eye health, and […]
Read More...9th July 2021
Vic’s story Vic Brown had been having trouble with his vision for a long time and had needed to wear glasses for both short and long distances for over 30 years. As you can imagine, Vic’s vision slowly deteriorated over this time. This deterioration meant that Vic wasn’t able to enjoy doing the things he […]
Read More...5th July 2021
Jacqueline’s story Having worn contact lenses and glasses since an incredibly young age, Jacqueline Willis has struggled with her vision for most of her life, and in April 2020, Jacqueline underwent surgery to repair a detached retina. Unfortunately, a cataract in her left eye developed quite quickly after this surgery and her sight began to […]
Read More...25th June 2021
Did you know cataracts can affect anyone? It might be common to associate this condition with people who are aged 60 and above, but even people in their 20s and 30s can develop cataracts. What are the early symptoms of cataracts? A cataract is a clouding of the lens in the eye, a natural aging […]
Read More...7th May 2021
Haydn’s story Haydn Thomas’s had been suffering with his eyesight for some time. He first had to wear glasses ten years ago for close up work, such as reading or using the computer. Since 2018, he has needed to introduce glasses for day-to-day activities such as driving, watching TV and taking part in physical activities, […]
Read More...29th April 2020
Undergoing any form of surgery can be a nerve-racking experience, but it doesn’t need to be. It is important to know the ins and outs of the procedure you are about to undergo, ensuring any questions you may have can be answered and you feel confident going in for your treatment. With that in mind, […]
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