August is National Breastfeeding Month. We all know that breastfeeding is beneficial for your baby. We also know that pregnancy and breastfeeding can cause various changes in your body, but can breastfeeding change vision? The answer may surprise you. Keep reading the post below to learn how breastfeeding can affect vision and how to keep your eyes healthy. 

Cataracts are one of the most common eye conditions diagnosed in adults. In fact, according to the National Eye Institute, by about age 80, most people have had cataract surgery or have a diagnosis of cataracts.

The odds are that at some point, you or a family member will be diagnosed with a cataract. So, if you are, what comes next? Keep reading below to learn more about what to expect after a cataract diagnosis. 
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Celiac disease is a common disorder that affects millions of people. It causes a variety of intestinal symptoms. But celiac disease does not only affect the intestines. In some cases, it is associated with certain eye conditions.

May is National Celiac Disease Awareness Month. The article below takes a look at celiac disease, symptoms, treatment, and how it can affect the eyes.   
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When you hear about asthma, the possible effects on the eyes may not come to mind. While asthma primarily affects the airways, there is a link between certain eye issues and asthma. May is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month. It is a good time to learn more about how asthma can affect vision and the eyes. 

Having regular eye exams is essential to keep your eyes healthy and maintain good vision. Certain eye diseases may not cause symptoms in their early stages. With an eye exam, you can diagnose conditions early, which may help save vision. 

An eye exam also gives you an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about eye health and preventing common eye problems, such as dry eyes or conjunctivitis. 
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