Systemic Conditions Associated With Dry Eye Disease
In many cases, dry eye disease can be properly managed with the use of anti-inflammatory medications, artificial tears and antibiotics.
Read MoreCOVID-19 Eye Safety Update: Glasses Are Safer Than Contacts
The Access Eye team cares deeply about the health and safety of our patients, particularly during these trying times.
Read MoreWhy Do I Need My Eyes Dilated During an Exam?
At Access Eye, we are often asked why dilation is necessary during an eye exam. Dilating your eyes is essential to getting a clear view of your eye’s internal structures.
Read MoreVision Changes That Can Occur During Pregnancy
If you are currently pregnant or planning to become pregnant in the future, it is helpful to understand the effects pregnancy can have on your eyes and vision.
Read More5 New Year’s Resolutions for Healthy Eyes
Access Eye would like to wish all of our readers and patients a very happy, healthy new year!
Read MoreEye Floaters Removal with Laser Vitreolysis in Fredericksburg
What are Eye Floaters? Floaters are cobweb or cloudy-like shadows drifting in and out of the visual field.
Read MoreWhy Is My Eyelid Twitching?
Everyone has experienced the occasional eyelid twitch triggered by stress or the caffeine in a big cup of coffee.
Read MoreTimes You Should Never Wear Your Contacts
Millions of people wear Contact Lenses. But not everyone who wears contacts follows safety protocol as diligently as they should.
Read MoreKeeping Dry Eye Symptoms Under Control At Night
Some people with chronic dry eye notice that their symptoms become worse at night.
Read MoreDo Certain Eye Diseases Run in Families?
Some eye diseases may be at least partially attributed to genetic factors.
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