About Me
It's amazing how quickly my sight changed after I turned 40. All of the sudden, I found it much harder to read in bed, and I suddenly couldn't stretch my arms long enough to get the book at a comfortable length! Wearing glasses can feel like a huge change, but it's worth it to be able to read easily and not feel stuck on words. If you are struggling with the idea of needing glasses but also struggling to make out the fine details, this could be a really useful site for you. I have tips on choosing groovy and youthful glasses for the cool middle-aged folks like me!
2016
Dry Eye Syndrome — Advice For Contact Lens Wearers
If you are a new contact lens wearer, you may find that you suffer from dry eye syndrome from time-to-time. So, what is dry eye syndrome and how can you ease the discomfort that it causes?
What is dry eye syndrome and what causes it?
Wearing contact lenses prevents your tears from evaporating naturally. This can lead to itching, redness, discomfort, over-sensitivity and unpleasant eye secretions. In extreme cases where the condition is left untreated, infection may develop.
The Possible Reasons There is Pain Behind Your Eye
Having eye pain is something just about everyone experiences. There are different types of eye pain, from pain in the front of the eye to pain on the sides or behind it. Here are some reasons to have pain behind your eye.
Migraines or Headaches
A very common reason to have behind your eye is if you either have a migraine or a headache. Contrary to popular belief, these are not the same thing, but they both have the potential to cause this type of eye pain.