Capital Eye Medical Group

11/20/2025

Your path may feel quiet sometimes, but it’s still leading you somewhere beautiful. Each step you take is proof of your own strength. Keep moving.

11/18/2025

Glaucoma is often called the silent thief of sight — and for good reason. It slowly damages the optic nerve, often without noticeable symptoms at first. Over time, this can lead to gradual loss of peripheral (side) vision, and if untreated, permanent vision loss.

Common causes include increased eye pressure, family history of glaucoma, aging, past eye injuries, and certain medical conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure. Regular eye exams are essential for early detection and protection of your vision.

11/14/2025

Cataracts often develop gradually as the eye’s natural lens becomes cloudy — a change commonly linked to aging, diabetes, prolonged sun exposure, or eye injury. Over time, this can blur vision and make everyday tasks harder. Regular eye exams play a key role in detecting cataracts early, monitoring changes, and guiding treatment options to help keep your vision clear and comfortable.

11/13/2025

Blepharitis is a common inflammation of the eyelids that can cause redness, irritation, burning, and crusting around the lashes. It’s often linked to skin conditions like rosacea or dandruff, bacterial buildup, or oil gland dysfunction. While it can be chronic, blepharitis is manageable with good eyelid hygiene—such as warm compresses, gentle lid scrubs, and following your eye doctor’s treatment plan. Regular care can help relieve discomfort and keep your eyes healthy and clear.

11/11/2025

When your heart is open and your intentions are clear, what you seek will begin to seek you too.

11/07/2025

Droopy eyelids aren’t just a cosmetic concern, they can also affect your vision. When the upper eyelid sags, it may cover part of your eye and block your upper or outer field of vision, making daily tasks like reading or driving more difficult. This condition can develop naturally with age as muscles weaken, or it may result from certain medical conditions such as diabetes, nerve disorders, or injury. If you’ve noticed changes in your vision or eyelid position, an eye exam can help determine the cause and the best treatment options.

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11/05/2025

Let your heart be light and may your eyes reflect warmth and gentle strength today.

11/05/2025

11/03/2025

Here’s a small glimpse of my healing journey. 🙏 Take a moment today to nurture your mind and body, just as I did.

10/31/2025

Look deeper… it’s there

10/30/2025

What am I meant to learn?

10/29/2025

Diabetes can increase your risk of developing both cataracts and glaucoma. High blood sugar levels can cause changes in the eye’s lens, leading to cloudy vision and earlier onset of cataracts, while also raising eye pressure that may damage the optic nerve over time. Managing your blood sugar and scheduling regular comprehensive eye exams are key steps to protecting your vision and maintaining long-term eye health.

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