Spring is finally here but with the warm weather comes the start of spring allergy season. Plant pollen permeates the air and spreads for miles affecting many Americans. The body’s immune system tries to fight off the pollen in those who suffer with allergies. The body releases histamine and other substances causing itchy, watery eyes and other allergy symptoms. If you are suffering with allergies, call Eye Michigan for proper treatment to help relieve your symptoms.
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March is Read Across America Month
Dr. Seuss’s birthday has become a national observance promoting reading across the United States. This national holiday can also be used as a reminder to make an appointment for an eye exam, no matter your age, so that you may continue taking part in the joy of reading for years to come.
Good Luck to The Tigers Today on Opening Day!
Happy Easter and Happy Passover form Everyone at Eye Michigan!
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Spring Eye Allergies
Spring is around the corner and with the warmer weather comes seasonal allergies. If you suffer from itchy and watery eyes, you are not alone. The American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology estimates that 50 million people in the United States have seasonal allergies, and its prevalence is increasing. Call for an appointment with one of our professional ophthalmologists for best course of treatment and to create a personal plan for relief from your allergies.
Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)
Computers, Smartphones and Tablets Can Cause Headaches and Blurry Vision
Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) untreated tends to grow more severe over time. If you look at a screen for extended periods of time, it is important to have regular eye checks to diagnose if a change of prescription or a new prescription is needed for computer use to alleviate your discomfort.
Tip: Use the 20/20 rule.
After every 2 hours of continual computer use, rest your eyes for 20 minutes. Also, for every 20 minutes of computer viewing, look into the distance for 20 seconds to allow your eyes a chance to refocus.
American Diabetes Alert Day
Today is American Diabetes Alert Day.
If you are at risk, there are steps to prevent or delay the onset and symptoms of Diabetes.
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