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You may believe that wearing contacts is vital for clear eyesight when swimming if you wear them. Swimming with contacts can be dangerous in various ways, even if having perfect eyesight may keep you from slamming into barriers.   Getting your contacts wet with any water, whether in the shower, a lake, or a pool,

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Are you seeing any changes in your kid’s eyes or vision? Have you ever wondered if your kid might have a lazy eye? Kids are who we love the most and their wellbeing is our ultimate goal as parents. Ophthalmology in Dubai is very kid oriented. Eye specialists in Dubai suggest regular eye checkups for

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Are you spending long days at work staring at the computer, and then at the end of the day your eyes seem so sore you can’t keep them open anymore? And to top it off, persistent headaches seem to come at the worst time.  Dubai ophthalmology and eye specialist in Dubai say that this happens

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Have you ever heard of the term 20/20 vision? Do you know what it means?  20/20 vision is a measure for visual acuity. In ophthalmology that is the ideal average for a human capacity to see. Acuity of vision is the clearness and sharpness of your vision when it is measured at the distance of

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Have you ever experienced seeing spots in various shapes? Is it bothering you? Do you know what those spots are?  Those spots are called eye floaters that drift through your field of vision. The spots usually appear when you look at something bright, at the sky for example. Ophthalmology in Dubai and eye specialists in

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Keratoconus is a condition where your cornea, the clear, dome-shaped outer part of your eye, gradually thins and bulges. A cone-shaped cornea causes blurred vision and sensitivity to light and glare. Keratoconus usually affects both eyes, although it can affect one more than the other. Generally, it affects people between the ages of 10 and

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Keratoconus, also known as KC, is a condition in which the cornea weakens and thins over time, leading to a cone-shaped bulge and irregular optical characteristics.  A cornea, the clear outer lens in an eye is normally shaped like a dome. It is held together by protein fibers called collagen. When these fibers get weak,

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Keratoconus is a condition that affects the cornea. The cornea progressively changes its dome-shaped front surface and becomes more and more conical.  The cornea acts as a lens and focuses light onto the retina in our eyes.  As the cornea’s shape changes, it no longer serves this purpose. This results in blurred vision. Most people

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