Macular degeneration, also known as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), is primarily an age-related condition. As we grow older, the possibility of developing this condition increases. AMD is generally classified into two types: dry (atrophic) and wet (neovascular). Dry AMD is the most common type and is characterized by the thinning of the macula. Wet AMD, though less common, is more severe and is caused by the leakage of blood and fluid under the retina.

Understanding eye emergencies is crucial because they can lead to severe consequences if not addressed promptly. Some may result in temporary visual discomfort, while others may cause irreversible damage and even lead to blindness.

Glasses are more than just a tool for vision correction; they are a fashion statement, an extension of your personality, and in many cases, a necessity. This makes understanding how to select eyeglass frames crucial - not just to ensure clear vision, but also to enhance your appearance and reflect your style.

The past four decades saw a 25% increase in the number of people diagnosed with myopia. This continuous rise has raised concerns among experts, who consider myopia a growing epidemic.

The summer months can exacerbate dry eyes due to increased heat and exposure to the sun. With dry eyes, your tear glands fail to produce enough tears to lubricate your eyes adequately. 

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Wildfires are an unfortunate reality that many have to face. Beyond the obvious dangers, one of the less discussed but widely experienced consequences of wildfire smoke is the irritation it can cause to the eyes. This post aims to guide you through understanding and effectively treating eye irritation resulting from exposure to wildfire smoke.

Discover symptoms, causes, and innovative treatments for Dry Eye Syndrome at Green Eye Care in New York. Learn about artificial tears, prescription medications, and punctal plugs. Book a consultation for relief from dry eyes.