Reviewed By: Dr. Clara Lee Dry eyes can start as a small irritation. Your eyes sting, burn, or feel gritty, especially late in the day. For some people, that discomfort stays mild. For others, it becomes a daily problem that affects reading, driving, screen time, and overall comfort. When that happens, it is reasonable to […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Charnetski Winter often feels cozy, with heavier clothes, warm drinks, and more time indoors. For many people, it also brings a change in eye comfort. Dry, itchy, burning eyes become more common as the air dries out and indoor heating runs for longer stretches. When dry eyes in winter move from an occasional […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Kimberly Carter, OD In the hustle of modern workplaces, our eyes work overtime—be it glued to screens, navigating bustling offices, or handling tools and chemicals. Yet, we often overlook the strain until it manifests as constant rubbing, headaches, or blurred vision. Eye problems at work aren’t just about accidents or dramatic injuries. […]
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Reviewed By: Paul M. Herring, MD Dry eye syndrome can leave your eyes feeling uncomfortable, appearing red, or as though sand is trapped within them, often resulting in a burning or stinging sensation. This condition arises when the small glands around your eyelids fail to produce enough tears, which is vital for keeping your eyes […]
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Reviewed By: Berdine M. Burger, MD It’s that time of the year again: when the brisk winter invites us to get cozy, share a warm meal, and cherish valuable time with loved ones. But as holiday festivities kick in, so does the stress of preparing. This strain can affect your eye health in ways you […]
Reviewed By: Helga P. Sandoval, MS, MSCR Does dry eye discomfort dominate your day? You’re not alone. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO), dry eye is a common condition that can impact everyone, but the risk rises with age. About 3.2 million women 50 years and over and 1.68 million men 50 years […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Thomas The eye is an incredibly delicate organ that deserves our best attention and care. But when many of us live with the gift of sight on a regular basis, we overlook the symptoms of dry eye. Instead, that light irritation is dismissed as temporary discomfort—a passing “phase.” In reality, ignoring dry eye […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. John G. P. Boatwright Summary Cloudy vision can make your vision seem hazy, milky, or foggy. Sometimes it develops gradually and points to a condition like cataracts. Other times, especially when it appears suddenly, it can signal a more urgent problem that needs prompt medical attention. This guide explains common causes of […]
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Carolina Eyecare Physicians is proud to recognize Kerry D. Solomon, MD, Chief Medical Officer of US Eye and Medical Director of Carolina Eyecare Physicians, for being selected to deliver the prestigious ASCRS Binkhorst Lecture on April 11, 2026; a distinction considered one of the most significant career honors in ophthalmology. The Binkhorst Lecture is among […]
Reviewed By: Cole Milliken, MD Summary Choosing laser vision correction usually comes down to two well-known options: PRK and LASIK. Both procedures are designed to reduce dependence on glasses, routine contact lens exams, or daily contact lens wear by reshaping the cornea, and both have strong long-term outcomes for the right patient. The difference is […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. John G. P. Boatwright Summary Cloudy vision can make your vision seem hazy, milky, or foggy. Sometimes it develops gradually and points to a condition like cataracts. Other times, especially when it appears suddenly, it can signal a more urgent problem that needs prompt medical attention. This guide explains common causes of […]
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Carolina Eyecare Physicians is proud to recognize Kerry D. Solomon, MD, Chief Medical Officer of US Eye and Medical Director of Carolina Eyecare Physicians, for being selected to deliver the prestigious ASCRS Binkhorst Lecture on April 11, 2026; a distinction considered one of the most significant career honors in ophthalmology. The Binkhorst Lecture is among […]
Reviewed By: Cole Milliken, MD Summary Choosing laser vision correction usually comes down to two well-known options: PRK and LASIK. Both procedures are designed to reduce dependence on glasses, routine contact lens exams, or daily contact lens wear by reshaping the cornea, and both have strong long-term outcomes for the right patient. The difference is […]
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