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Adults who wear prescription glasses or contact lenses should have a test every one to two years. Those who are not experiencing vision problems should do it every three to five years.
Individuals who have diabetes should have an eye examination every year. Diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma are associated and they are at a higher risk for blindness.
Individuals over 40 or those with a family history of glaucoma should also have a test every year. Regular monitoring will help us to screen for glaucoma and other eye conditions associated with aging, and if possible, treat them early.
An eye test is a vital health check for your eyes. Every adult needs an eye test every two years, and some people may be advised to have a test more often.
During the eye test the optometrist checks if you need glasses, but they do much more than that too. When you have your eyes examined, the optometrist checks for eye diseases like glaucoma that you might not be aware that you are developing. They can also see signs of conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes when they check the eye.
Many of these conditions are treatable, but it is best to get them detected before they start causing problems. An eye test can save your sight, and help you stay healthy too.
An Eye Examination can be done in 15-20 minutes. If any other tests in particular may take longer period of time.
Children should have a refraction test every one to two years, starting at no later than three years of age.
Your contact lens prescription might be different to your spectacles prescription. We will provide additional detailed tests to determine suitable lenses for your individual requirements. With the data on hand and a clean bill of eye health, Eyes Fusion Optometrists will be able to recommend a pair of good and comfortable lens for your usage.
Eyes Fusion Optometrists recommends that you should remove the lens whenever you are in doubt. As there are several reasons that why your contact lenses might feel uncomfortable, we will encourage that you can give us a visit to discuss the situation.
Always remember: if in doubt take them out! There are several reasons why your contact lenses might feel uncomfortable. You should see our Contact Lens Optician. They will be able to examine the contact lenses and see if there is any damage or deposits, which could be making them uncomfortable. If the contact lenses are still in good condition, there may be something irritating your eyes and making the lenses uncomfortable. Our Optician will be able to discuss this with you.
There is no fixed age for children to start wearing lenses, but here are a few factors to consider. Getting used to contact lenses can take a little while. Your child needs to be motivated to learn how to put the lenses in and out: they need to be able to do this themselves.
Glaucoma is a complicated disease where damage to the optic nerve leads to gradual, irreversible vision loss. It is the second leading cause of blindness. Glaucoma can be associated with an increase in the fluid pressure (Intraocular Pressure or IOP) inside the eye and result in vision loss due to progressive damage to the optic nerve and loss of fibres.
Risk factors:
Age: People over age 60 are at increased risk
Race: Asian are more prone to develop angle-closure glaucoma
Family history of glaucoma
High myopia
Medical conditions: diabetes and hypertension
Eye injuires
Corticosteroid use: prolong use can put some individuals at risk of secondary glaucoma
In addition, individuals with high eye pressure may have a significant risk factor. Whereas individual with elevated IOP is referred to as a glaucoma suspect, as the increments in eye pressure might lead to glaucoma.
Glaucomatous vision loss is permanent, but with early detection, prompt treatment and regular monitoring, can help control glaucoma and reduce the chances of vision loss.
Everyone’s eyes are filled with fluid, known as aqueous humour. This fluid helps keep your eyeball in shape and circulates through a tiny meshwork round the edge of your iris. In some people the pressure of the fluid is raised and damages the optic nerve, which carries messages from your eye to your brain. In other people, although the pressure is not raised, there may be a weakness which causes similar nerve damage. In many people it can be a combination of nerve weakness and raised pressure which predisposes them to glaucoma.
Glaucoma can be treated. There are various different drugs – mainly eye drops – that can help you. However, if your sight has been damaged there is not yet a treatment that can regain your lost vision. Treatment can only protect the vision that you have.
Here at Eyes Fusion Optometrists, we are able to perform a comprehensive eye exam to monitor your ocular health and intraocular pressure readings for early evaluation and detection.
Most of the times, the spectacles adjusting or servicing. But whether it’s a new & recent pair or a old & memorable one, Eyes Fusion Optometrists will assist and assess the situation on how the glasses fit on your face.
Sometimes glasses need adjusting. It may be that you have collected new specs recently and feel that they are not quite as comfortable as they could be, or alternatively if you have had them a long time and they have recently started to slip or rub. Whatever the situation, just visit our store and ask for an adjustment or a new order. The dispensing optician will assess how the specs fit on your face.
Having a good vision during day or night is vital for safe driving. At Eyes Fusion Optometrists, we advocate the use of a well-corrected glasses or a pair of polarised sunglasses that can definitely help you drive safely, while protecting yourself and others.
If you have concerns about your sight, or simply haven’t had an eye test in the last two years, visit optician. An eye test can help you drive more safely, protecting both yourself and others.
Everyone should protect their eyes from UV light and look great at the same time. But more clinically, many eyes degenerative conditions can be prevented with the use of Sunglasses. Eyes Fusion Optometrists recommends the use of Sunglasses for every age to help protect and prevent the UV damage that can do to your eyes.
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