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Why Are My Eyes Dry?

Why Are My Eyes Dry?

The eyes are not only the windows to the soul. The eyes are also one of the most important organs in the body. People rely on their eyes each day to help them see the world and make sense of it. When someone has a problem with their eyes, the results can be painful...
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Common Causes of Dry Eyes

Common Causes of Dry Eyes

When you were a teenager, the possibility of not being able to cry tears may have seemed as likely as building a bridge to Hawaii. In other words, nearly impossible. As time passes, however, having dry eyes becomes a reality for many people. Whether you suffer from...
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Risks of a Corneal Transplants

Risks of a Corneal Transplants

The transparent cornea is the outermost layer of the eye. The function of the cornea is to hone the vision for better visual acuity and clarity. A unique characteristic of the cornea tissue is that it does not contain blood vessels for nourishment or protection from...
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Causes for a Corneal Transplants

Causes for a Corneal Transplants

Many conditions exist which can potentially damage or reduce the clarity of a person’s cornea. Injury, disease, or trauma resulting from impact, genetic disorders, or infections can result in scarring of the cornea which reduces the clarity of this part of the eye....
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Keratoconus: Causes, Treatments and Risks

Keratoconus: Causes, Treatments and Risks

Most clinicians believe that Keratoconus is inherited. It most often starts in the early teens. For this reason, parents who have the condition are encouraged to start checking their children for the disease at age 10.   What is Keratoconus? Keratoconus causes...
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