Category: Blurry Vision

Eye Appearance: When You Need to See Your Eye Doctor

10/1/2026

Most people look in the mirror every day but don't think much about the appearance of their eyes unless they notice a problem. You might notice puffy eyelids or some redness if you didn't sleep well. However, those are common changes that usually come and go.

But have you noticed a change in the appearance of your eyes that doesn't go away, or that affects only one eye?

Changes in the appearance of your eyes don't always mean something is wrong, but it's always best to have an evaluation to determine the cause. Your eye doctor can determine whether the changes in your eye are harmless or if they're related to an eye disease.

Why Does Your Vision Feel "Off" Even When Your Vision Screening Looks Normal?

9/1/2026

You may have had a vision screening for work, school, or your driver's license, and were told your vision looks just fine. You can read the required line on the eye chart, and your visual acuity measures 20/20. Yet something still feels “off”.

A normal vision screening is good news, but it may not tell the entire story. In some cases, visual symptoms aren't caused by structural eye diseases.

Your visual system is somewhat complicated. How your eyes focus, medications you're taking, migraines, and neurological factors could influence how you see.

A vision screening can identify certain potential problems, but it is not the same thing as a comprehensive eye exam.

What Should You Know About Your Own Eye Health | Health Empowerment Day

9/1/2026

Many people know their blood pressure reading or whether diabetes runs in their family, but how much do you know about your own eye health and risk of vision problems?

September 9th is Health Empowerment Day. The designation encourages people to take an active role in their own healthcare. In the past, patients may have relied heavily on their doctors to guide their medical care, but today, healthcare has become increasingly collaborative. With greater access to reliable health information and medical records, patients have more opportunities to learn about their health and understand their risk factors.

What is the Connection Between Arthritis and Your Eyes? | Arthritis Awareness Month

5/1/2026

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, arthritis affects about one in five people in the United States. It is one of the leading causes of work disability.

Arthritis is the umbrella term for more than 100 conditions that affect the joints, connective tissue, and surrounding tissues, but arthritis can affect other areas of the body, including the eyes.

How the Air Quality Affects the Eyes | Air Quality Awareness Week

5/1/2026

When you think of air quality and its effects on your health, you may think of respiratory problems and allergies. However, there is a link between your eye health and air quality, which is frequently overlooked.

You don't have to see air pollution for it to affect your eyes. Even if the sky looks clear, there can be tiny airborne particles that can trigger eye irritation. The bottom line is that air quality plays a larger role in vision than most people understand.

What is Normal? Visual Experiences Explained FAQ | Healthy Vision Month

5/1/2026

Most people notice a slight change in how their eyes feel throughout the day. You may also notice certain changes after spending a long time looking at a computer screen. That's because your eyes respond to your environment, light, screen time, and fatigue throughout your day.

But what is normal, and what is something that you should be concerned about? Continue reading for some answers to common questions about your eyes and vision.

Common Eye Symptoms Many Ignore, But Why You Shouldn't

4/1/2026

It's easy to ignore some minor eye symptoms, such as occasional blurriness or a floater. Often, these symptoms may seem like no big deal, and you simply brush them off.

It's true that occasional floaters or blurry vision may not indicate any issue, but certain eye symptoms can also be early warning signs that something is wrong. Knowing what to watch for can help you catch problems earlier and get proper treatment.

Eye Appearance: When You Need to See Your Eye Doctor

Why Does Your Vision Feel "Off" Even When Your Vision Screening Looks Normal?

What Should You Know About Your Own Eye Health | Health Empowerment Day

What is the Connection Between Arthritis and Your Eyes? | Arthritis Awareness Month

How the Air Quality Affects the Eyes | Air Quality Awareness Week

What is Normal? Visual Experiences Explained FAQ | Healthy Vision Month

Common Eye Symptoms Many Ignore, But Why You Shouldn't

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