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How Diabetes Affects the Eyes
Diabetes increases your risk of potentially serious health complications—including diseases of the eyes—but properly managing your diabetes can help prevent them. Here’s a look at what types of eye complications…
The Revere Health Provo Ophthalmology proudly offers patients quality eye care and health services. Our board-certified ophthalmologists and staff take the time to communicate with each patient to help better diagnose and treat their specific ailment. Our Provo eye doctors help our patients and their families by providing specialized eye care including eye exams, cataract surgery, pediatric eye care and more.
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Exam performed to assess your vision and ability to focus and distinguish objects. Eye care may be prescribed if needed.
Lasik laser eye surgery that corrects poor vision, giving you freedom from your glasses and contact lenses. A cool beam advanced laser makes your vision clearer and sharper.
Procedure used to remove the clouded lens of the eye and replace it with an artificial, clear lens.
Eye care for diabetic patients to prevent damage to blood vessels in the retina caused by high blood sugar levels.
Degenerative condition affecting the retina, resulting in loss or distortion of vision. Typically occurs in older adults.
Condition causing damage to optic nerves. Without treatment, glaucoma can lead to permanent blindness.
Treatment for eye conditions, eye surgeries, diseases, visual development and vision care for children.
Condition where not enough tears are produced to nourish the eye. Treated with artificial tears or tear conservation.
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Diabetes increases your risk of potentially serious health complications—including diseases of the eyes—but properly managing your diabetes can help prevent them. Here’s a look at what types of eye complications…
Similar to a camera lens, beams of light hit the eyes and become focused to help us see images. When this happens correctly, the images are transmitted to the brain…
Common Causes of Glaucoma An estimated 3 million people in the United States have glaucoma, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, but only about half know they have the eye condition.…
