What Is Presbyopia?

As we mature, the crystalline lens of the eye loses its elasticity, thus reducing your ability to focus on near objects. You will notice this as your “arms get too short.” This change is called presbyopia. This means you need a different correction for your close work than you need for your distance vision.

WHAT IS HYPOTENSION

The important thing is to first understand what hypotension is. Hypotension is a condition that occurs when your blood pressure gets weaker than it normally should, and your body’s natural reactions are circumvented, which causes your oxygen levels to fall drastically.

Type-3 Diabetes

Type-3 Diabetes or Insulin Resistant Type-i Diabetes is called by several names. These names are ‘Double Diabetes’, Latent Autoimmune Diabetes of Adults or LADA and Type 1.5 Diabetes. Type-2 Diabetes, which has progressed to a point where the patient requires injected insulin, is also referred to as Type-3 Diabetes.

What Causes Nearsightedness?

As eye doctors, we are often asked what causes nearsightedness, and the usual answer is that we believe nearsightedness is a combination of genetics and environmental influences. In the last thirty years our society has become much more near centric. People spend hours glued to their computer monitors at work and home.