There are many reasons why someone may have mild eye symptoms, such as blurry vision or tired eyes. In many cases, eye symptoms only occur briefly and are not caused by anything serious, but it is also essential to know what types of symptoms not to ignore. Having any of the symptoms below does not necessarily mean you have a serious eye condition. Still, seeing an eye doctor is best to ensure your eyes are healthy. 

It is best to err on the side of caution and have the following symptoms checked out: 
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Whether you are packing up the car, heading to the airport, or setting sail, summer is often a busy time of year for vacations. While your eye health may not be your first thought, it is important to keep several things in mind to prevent eye problems and promote healthy vision as you travel this summer. Keep reading below for more information on summer vacation and eye health. 

Maintaining good vision is an important part of overall well-being. Vision loss or eye problems can have a significant impact on your quality of life.

July is Healthy Vision Month. It is a reminder to make eye health a priority. One way we can promote healthy eyes is to learn more about eye health. Below are some eye health questions and answers related to the summer season to help you understand more about how to protect your vision. 
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Summer and swimming often go hand in hand. But swimming can pose a danger to your eyes. In some cases, you might just develop eye irritation. In other instances, something more serious can happen.
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Fortunately, with a little education and by taking a few precautions, you can enjoy summer swimming and keep your eyes healthy.

For many people, springtime signals the start of eye allergies. Eye allergy symptoms can range from mild to extremely bothersome. One of the most common symptoms of eye allergies is itchy eyes. Keep reading below for more information on how to deal with this pesky allergy symptom.