Oxford Eye Health

28/02/2022

Glaucoma is an important cause of irreversible sight loss. Millions of people across the world have lost their sight as a result of untreated glaucoma. The sight loss is caused by damage to the optic nerve, which connects the eye to the brain.

Because it can lead to sight loss a glaucoma, diagnosis can be unsettling. Treatment for the condition may also cause fears and concerns about what it might involve.

In this article, Gurjeet Jutley discusses the fears of glaucoma treatment.

Gurjeet Jutley discusses the fears of glaucoma treatment - Glaucoma is a highly emotive condition, and we see in patients that it provokes all kinds of different reactions.

20/06/2021

to all the great dads out there!

03/11/2020

It seems everyone is staring at a computer screen, phone or other digital device these days; and it's causing a serious problem called digital eye strain.
Those that work with or use screens for an extended period of time are advised to use special eyewear with anti-reflective and blue light-filtering features to reduce eye strain. It’s also wise to keep your screens some distance away from your face – around the distance of the average arm.
Find out more about digital devices and eye health here

Using screens for extended period

19/10/2020

The way to get started is to quit talking and doing

07/10/2020

You may not be able to change the amount of time you’re in front of a computer at work, or the factors that can cause , but you can take steps to reduce it.

It seems everyone is staring at a computer screen, phone or other digital device these days; and it's causing a serious problem called digital eye strain. Mobile devices play a central role in people’s lives today, but did you know they can have a worrying impact on our eyesight? Have a read

Computer vision syndrome and blue lights

10/09/2020

Some people opt for spectacles because they don’t require much maintenance or cleaning. You don’t need to touch your eyes in order to wear spectacles, and they obviously last for longer than contact lenses. Find out more VS CONTACT – HOW DO YOU CHOOSE WHAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU?

Spectacles vs Contact lenses

03/09/2020

affects every part of your body, so it’s no surprise if you’re experiencing changes in your eyes as you get older.
Age-related degeneration involves changes to the macula, which is the area of the retina responsible for controlling central vision.

Ageing and eyesight

24/08/2020

"Do not fear failure but rather fear not trying."

12/08/2020

Wearing whilst in the water can lead to all sort of eye problems, including irritation, infection, and more serious complications like corneal ulcers and acanthamoeba keratitis, which can lead to permanent blindness. These are the result of microbes attaching to the lenses and aggravating the eye.

Whatever kind of water activity you prefer, make sure you follow these safety precautions to keep your eyes protected whilst in the water. It will save you a lot of pain and discomfort. Find out more

Remove contact lenses

05/08/2020

If your eyes start to feel dry and tired or if you get a head ache at the end of the day, then the culprit is your digital devices. All these symptoms point to a unique affliction that plagues the modern era – computer vision syndrome.

How much screen time is too much? Find out more about the impact of mobile devices on eye

Mobile devices and eyesight

23/07/2020

Garden are yet another generous source of beta-carotene, lutein and zeaxanthin pigments, also offering vitamin C and zinc to slow down damage related to age.

Eating the right foods now can help you avoid or slow down conditions including cataracts, glaucoma and loss of vision in the future. Find out more here

Source of beta-carotene

16/07/2020

There are many factors that can determine whether or are the right option for you. Personal preference tends to play a big role in decisions made about solutions for improving .

Have a look at some of the reasons people choose spectacles over contact , vice-versa and why choosing both can be an option

Spectacles vs Contact lenses