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More than 50 million people in the U.S. suffer from seasonal allergies. If you are one of them, Grosinger, Spigelman & Grey can create a personal plan for eye allergy relief so you can enjoy the season. Contact us to schedule an appointment at our Bloomfield Hills office.
Nurses should be thanked daily for their important work but we will do it publicly during National Nurses Week. We appreciate all you do!
Blurry vision occurs when your eyesight loses sharpness. Things may look hazy or out of focus. It’s usually caused by refractive errors like farsightedness or nearsightedness. It can also be an indication that something is going on that needs addressed by a medical professional.
Common Causes of Blurry Vision
Many conditions can cause blurry vision. Some of the most common causes include:
If you experience unexplained or prolonged blurry vision, talk to a medical professional. Contact Grosinger, Spigelman & Grey Bloomfield Hills office today to schedule an appointment.
Floaters and flashes are used to describe something that occurs in your field of vision. If you notice a spot that remains when you look around, then you probably have a floater. If you notice a flash of light, often described as seeing stars, then you are experiencing flashes.
What Causes Floaters and Flashes?
The vitreous is the clear gel that fills the human eye. Floaters and flashes occur when this gel begins to change. It rubs against or pulls on the retina, causing the visual effects described above. This is a common age-related change, but it can also indicate an underlying health condition.
Should I Be Concerned?
Floaters and flashes are usually not a cause for concern. Although, you should contact an ophthalmologist if you experience new flashes of light or if a floater is obstructing your field of vision. There are also other warning signs that may come with flashes and floaters including:
If you notice these or any other unexplained changes, seek medical advice immediately. An ophthalmologist can examine your eyes and provide a diagnosis and treatment. It is best to act fast to avoid further damage to your eyesight. Contact Grosinger, Spigelman & Grey Bloomfield Hills office today for an appointment.
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Elton John, Kim Kardashian, and Brad Pitt are just a few celebrities who have opted in for LASIK vision correction, making their lives more enjoyable and easier to read movie and TV scripts and write and follow music lyrics and chords. LASIK is very popular in the celebrity circuit.
You don’t have to be a star to benefit from this affordable and very beneficial procedure that provides clearer vision. Eliminate the hassle of wearing contacts and glasses, contact Grosinger, Spigelman and Grey today to schedule an appointment to see if you are a candidate for LASIK surgery.
Many people experience eye discomfort at some point in their life. Some situations require no medical intervention. Others are more severe and can indicate an underlying health issue. It is best never to ignore unexplained eye pain.
Where Is the Pain Coming From?
The first step is to figure out where the pain is coming from. Our eyes are made up of different parts, each serving a different purpose.
Common Causes of Eye Pain
Many conditions can cause eye pain. Some of the more common include:
If you experience eye pain or other symptoms, seek medical advice right away. Contact Grosinger, Spigelman & Grey now to schedule an appointment with an ophthalmologist.
March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month, and it is a great time to learn more about protecting your vision while on the job. Almost 25,000 Americans rush to emergency rooms for a workplace eye injury each year. More than 2,000 suffer an eye injury daily. That translates to nearly one million U.S. citizens who have lost vision and over $300 million in lost wages, workman’s compensation, and medical costs.
How to Protect Your Eyes At Work
The risk to your vision will vary based on your occupation. The construction industry currently claims one of the highest injury rates per the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health. Common causes include:
Safety Starts with Following the Rules of Safety
Every worksite should have rules of safety to protect the vision of all. Engineering controls should be in place that includes machine guards that can catch particles. Welding curtains are also necessary to shield eyes from arc flash.
Administrative measures should also be in place. This includes having off-limits areas that are only accessible to employees who must be there to complete specific tasks. Finally, always wear proper protective eyewear. If you do receive an eye injury, go directly to the emergency room.
Contact Grosinger, Spigelman & Grey Michigan’s Leading Eye Care Physicians in Bloomfield Hills to schedule an appointment.
The Zika virus has made headlines in recent years. The disease was reported in 86 countries as of February 2018. Mosquitos carrying the virus transmit it to humans. It can also be spread through sex, blood transfusion, or from a pregnant mother to her unborn baby. There is currently no vaccine.
Zika Virus Symptoms
Most patients will notice no symptoms or only mild effects. These commonly include:
Zika deaths are very rare. Most patients don’t need to go to the hospital. The symptoms usually subside after several days to a week. That being said, Zika infection can cause a birth defect known as microcephaly as well as other serious brain conditions. It’s also linked to stillbirth and miscarriage.
Zika Virus & Your Eyes
Adults may notice mild redness, watery eye, lid redness, or eye pain. The effects are much more concerning for children. Developmental and structural issues have been identified in babies that were infected.
Every infant should be given an eye exam as well as routine check-ups as they grow. Early intervention can make a big difference.
If you have questions about how the Zika virus can affect your eyes, contact us. We would be happy to schedule a consultation with an ophthalmologist to help you learn more and keep your eyes healthy.