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Many of our patients believe that failing eyesight just comes with age, however, the truth is that there is a lot you can do to prevent loss of vision as you grow older. Studies have found that proper nutrition goes a long way in reducing your chances of age-related vision problems. Certain foods are rich […]

Cataracts causes more vision impairment in seniors than any other eye condition. Plus, cataracts is extremely common. It’s estimated that by the age of 75, half of us will experience at least some level of cataracts. What Causes Cataracts? When we get older, the crystalline lenses in our eyes begin to yellow and harden. This […]

Are you considering LASIK surgery? LASIK is a very common procedure that can allow patients that are currently using glasses or contacts to have perfect 20/20 vision in a matter of hours. At Antelope Valley Eyecare, we perform hundreds of this and other eye surgical procedures every year. Our team of trained surgeons are the […]

If you’ve just found out that you require a prescription for vision correction, or if you’ve been wearing glasses for a while but are curious about contact lenses, there are a few things to take into consideration. Deciding between glasses and contacts comes down to your personal preferences and lifestyle. Below, we break down the […]

Meat Loaf’s song “Not a Dry Eye in the House” was on the platinum-selling album, Welcome to the Neighborhood and released as a single in 1995. This break-up song was a tear-jerker, but for many people, dry eyes are no joke. mDo you struggle with dry eyes? Is it worse in winter? Read on to […]

There are 75 million adults in the U.S. suffer from high blood pressure. Hypertension can take quite the toll on your body. The chances of heart attack or stroke are increased, which is why they call it the ‘silent killer.’ And that isn’t all. If you have high blood pressure, you might also develop hypertensive retinopathy. What is […]

Cataracts affect almost 24.5 million U.S. citizens over the age of 40. Cataracts affect the natural lens inside our eyes. This clear lens refracts light entering the eye to help us see. A cataract causes this normally clear lens to darken and become cloudy, hazy, or blurry, which impairs vision. At your next eye exam, your […]