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Treat Dry Eye Syndrome at Eye Care of San Diego.  

Dry Eye

Do you ever feel like your eyes are constantly gritty, burning, or watering? If so, you might be one of the millions of people who suffer from Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) the leading cause of Dry Eye Syndrome. This common condition can be frustrating and interfere with your daily life.  But there’s good news! Eye…

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Cataract Awareness Month: Recognize Symptoms and Discover Effective Solutions 

Cataracts

June is Cataract Awareness Month, a great time to learn about cataracts, their signs and symptoms, and the practical treatments that are available. Our goal at Eye Care of San Diego is to support you in maintaining healthy, clear vision. Protecting your vision starts with understanding cataracts.  What Are Cataracts? As we age, the proteins…

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A Vision of Hope: Dr. Asa Morton’s Eye Care Mission Trip to Guatemala

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Dr. Asa Morton’s dedication to making an impact in ophthalmology continues to extend into his philanthropic efforts. He regularly gives back to the community by participating in mission trips with charitable organizations. Dr. Morton, an oculofacial and plastic surgeon at Eye Care of San Diego, recently completed his 29th mission trip with HELPS International, where…

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Empowering Vision Health: Understanding Glaucoma with Eye Care of San Diego.

Glaucoma

In May we recognize Healthy Vision Month and spotlight glaucoma, a stealthy condition that quietly steals vision if left unchecked. At Eye Care of San Diego, we’re dedicated to raising awareness about glaucoma and providing comprehensive eye care to safeguard your vision. Glaucoma is often referred to as the “silent thief of sight” because it…

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Macular Degeneration: Symptoms & Signs

Age Related Macular Degeneration

Macular degeneration is a common eye condition that affects the macula, the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, central vision. There are two main types: dry macular degeneration, which progresses slowly and causes a gradual loss of vision, and wet macular degeneration, which progresses rapidly and can cause severe vision loss. At Eye…

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Safely Viewing the Solar Eclipse

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Prepare for the mesmerizing display of a solar eclipse on April 8th! As the moon positions itself between the sun and the Earth, creating a celestial alignment, it’s crucial to ensure your vision’s safety during this event. Please note that you MUST use special-purpose solar filters (used in ‘eclipse glasses’) when looking at the eclipse. Regular sunglasses…

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5 Benefits of Getting Cataract Surgery in San Diego this spring.

Cataracts

As the vibrant colors of spring bloom, so too can your vision blossom with the life-changing benefits of cataract surgery. At Eye Care of San Diego, our cataract doctors Dr. John Bokosky, Dr. Richmond Roeske, and Dr. Catherine Sheils are committed to ensuring you experience the world with clarity and comfort. In this blog, we…

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Essential Eye Care and Common Concerns for Seniors

Comprehensive Eye Exam

As we age, our eyes require more attention and care to maintain good vision and eye health. At Eye Care of San Diego, we understand the unique needs of our senior patients and are dedicated to providing comprehensive eye care to help you see your best. In this blog, we will discuss common eye conditions…

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Your Eyes Deserve Comfort by Understanding Dry Eye

Dry Eye

Experiencing blurry vision may bring discomfort. It could be more than just a passing problem – you might have dry eye syndrome. At Eye Care of San Diego, our doctors know how to diagnose and treat dry eye issues. Let’s talk about what dry eye is and how we can help you manage it.  What…

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Who Is Most At Risk of Developing Glaucoma?

Glaucoma

Glaucoma is an eye disease that damages the optic nerve, or the nerve that transmits visual signals from the eye to the brain. Nicknamed “The Silent Thief of Sight,” glaucoma often does not cause noticeable symptoms until it has progressed considerably. Because it can advance “silently,” it’s important to be aware of the risk factors for…

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