On this blog, we regularly publish resources you can read and learn how to protect your eyes, prevent injuries and preserve your vision in the event of eye injuries.
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By Eyecare NG staff
Eyecare NG is your go-to source for information on eye health and eye care services/options in Nigeria
Blue Light and Eye Health
Blue light is available everywhere and is beneficial to human health. However, it can also be detrimental to eye health if there is excessive exposure to it.
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Choosing the Right Safety Eyewear
There are different types of safety eyewear with varying features and fit. Choosing the right one for you is essential to achieving maximum performance and protection against eye injuries.
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How to Prevent Eye Injuries
In situations where it not possible to eliminate an eye hazard, taking precautions to avoid or minimize exposure to the hazard is essential for injury prevention. One of the most effective way to prevent an eye injury in the presence of a hazard is to wear a protective eyewear.
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Visual Skills for Driving
Multiple visual skills come into play during driving. In addition to visual acuity, many other visual skills such as peripheral vision, depth perception, night vision and more are important for safe driving. Ensuring optimum vision function in drivers is necessary for avoiding accidents.
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How to Care for Your Eyes (Infographic)
An infographic on how to care for your eyes and make your vision last a lifetime
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Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Age-related macular degeneration is the gradual deterioration of the sharpest point of vision on the retina (macula) leading to progressive
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Refractive Surgeries: Alternative to Eyeglasses and Contact Lenses
With advancements in eye care, refractive errors can now be corrected permanently with surgery. Therefore, people who do not want to wear eyeglasses or contact lenses can opt for surgery if it is indicated for them.
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Causes and Relief of Eyelid Twitching
Eyelid twitching is an involuntary contraction and relaxation of the muscles of the eyelids. In most cases, it is harmless and lasts for a short period of time. Measures such as warm compress, gentle lid massage, getting adequate sleep/rest, taking precautions against eye strain and more can relieve eyelid twitching. Prolonged twitching, however, requires investigation by an eye doctor as it may be a sign of serious neurological conditions.
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Low Vision
is a condition in which someone does not have enough vision to do what he usually does or needs to do even after all regular treatment options such as glasses, contact lenses, medications and surgery has been given.⠀
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