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- Floaters and Their Treatment with Chinese Herbs
Floaters and Their Treatment with Chinese Herbs - Floaters are rarely caused by release of materials into the eye, they are a result of natural processes that may be exacerbated or accelerated by overexposure to sunlight, poor circulation in the retina, and lack of hydration, along with deficiency of yin essence and associated flaring of deficiency heat or accumulation of damp-heat. - posted on 3 Dec 2005
- Floaters and Flashers
Floaters are actually cellular debris within the vitreous, the jelly-like fluid that fills the inside of the eye. These objects appear to be in front of the eye, but they are really floating in this fluid, and at the same time, casting their shadows on the retina, the light sensing inner layer of the eye. - posted on 30 Nov 2005
- LASEK useful technique for enhancement after LASIK
LASEK appears to be a safe and effective technique for enhancement in eyes that had previously been treated with LASIK. It is less invasive than a LASIK enhancement, reported Johnny L. Gayton, MD, during the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS) meeting. - posted on 26 Nov 2005
- Asian Dry Eye After LASIK
Being an Asian myself, I find this survey is quite interesting. A survey is done to find out the different outcomes between Asian and Caucasian eyes. And the results show that "The risk of chronic dry eye after LASIK was significantly higher in Asian eyes."- posted on 1 Nov 2005
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