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As the new school year begins, ensuring your child's vision is in top shape is crucial for their academic success and overall well-being. Many vision problems in children can go unnoticed, yet they can significantly impact learning, concentration, and social...
As the summer heat intensifies in Texas, taking extra care of your eyes is crucial. At Eye Physicians of North Houston, we understand the impact of the harsh sun, high temperatures, and prevalent allergens on your eye health. Here are some essential summer eye care...
In the intricate tapestry of our health, the threads of our well-being are interwoven, with each aspect influencing the other. One such fascinating connection exists between our eyes and our cardiovascular system, specifically concerning the development of cataracts....
Enhancing Your Vision, Elevating Your Care At Eye Physicians of North Houston, we've embarked on an exciting new chapter in our journey to provide top-tier eye care to our valued patients. Our commitment to superior eye care remains unwavering, and our new location...
Celebrating Decades of Innovation and Compassionate Care Eye care has come a long way since the 1960s, with remarkable advancements in techniques and technologies that have revolutionized the diagnosis and treatment of various eye conditions. At Eye Physicians of...
Primary open-angle glaucoma is the most common form of glaucoma. POAG usually occurs in older adults, but it can do so in younger adults if they have certain risk factors such as a racial origin, family history of the disease, or extremely thin corneas. There are a...
The number of people suffering from a perennial and/or seasonal eye allergy, also known as allergic conjunctivitis, has grown significantly over the past couple of decades. The main cause of seasonal allergies is the same thing as perennial allergies, but seasonal...
Myokymia is an involuntary eyelid twitch or tic, it’s often a spontaneous localized spasm of one or both of your eyelids, upper and lower. Usually swift, it can go unnoticed by many individuals and they go away on their own when minor. Most people, if not all, will...
Dry Eye Syndrome can occur at any age but is usually most notable by the time someone reaches the age of 50. With many different causes of Dry Eye Syndrome (DES), it may not always be 100% curable. DES is a chronic and typically progressive condition but there are...