What You Should Know About LASIK Surgery After 50
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28 November 2022
For many adults, LASIK eye surgery offers a variety of benefits. However, as you age, there are additional considerations to keep in mind before you decide if LASIK is right for you.
If you're over 50 and considering LASIK surgery, it's important to understand that the procedure may be more complicated due to the fact that your eyes may have changed significantly over the years. Here's what you need to know.
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Why You Should Never Overlook The Benefits Of Car Injury Therapy
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21 October 2022
Everybody hopes they are never involved in a road accident; however, you may still become a victim. Perhaps you are innocently crossing the road, and a reckless driver runs you over, or you are involved in a grisly head-on collision.
In such circumstances, you may suffer various injuries that significantly impact your life. While treatment in a contemporary hospital setting could save your life and restore bodily functions after an accident, it would be best if you opted for car injury therapy.
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Why Medical Eye Exams Are Important
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16 September 2022
When you hear the term "eye exam" you may imagine a vision test — a test in which the eye doctor assesses how well you can see with either or both eyes. This type of eye exam, otherwise known as a vision test, is important. However, you should also be sure to schedule regular medical eye exams with your eye doctor. A medical eye exam goes beyond vision assessment and examines the overall health of your eyes.
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Hearing Starting To Fade? How Hearing Aids Can Help
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15 August 2022
Your five primary senses are there to help you interact with the world. When your senses are sharp you're able to detect danger at a glance and can hear sounds to let you know someone is approaching. If you've always been able to hear very well it can come as a bit of a surprise when that begins to fail. You might notice that you're starting to turn the television and radio up to higher levels than before and you may even miss a few phone calls because you didn't hear the ring.
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