Why Are My Eyes So Dry?

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, October 30, 2024

Woman behind two orange leaves, with the text "Why Are My Eyes So Dry?"

There comes a time when nearly everyone experiences that uncomfortable and gritty feeling when your eyes become too dry. However, for some people, dry eye is more than a short-lived annoyance when the dry eye symptoms continue; it is an issue that often might be due to dry eye syndrome. This blog post empowers you… Read More


How to Recognize Symptoms of Cataracts

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, General, October 23, 2024

Your eyes are the windows to your soul, and the lens of your eye is crucial for your daily activities. However, with age, the proteins in your lens can clump, leading to symptoms of cataracts. These symptoms, such as blurry vision, can significantly impact your daily activities. This underscores the importance of not delaying your eye exam!… Read More


Protect Your Eyes This Halloween

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, October 16, 2024

Are you ready to celebrate and have fun this Halloween? Creating your Halloween costumes and putting the extra finishes on your costume look to indulge in a fun expression of your personality, but if you are not careful in what you choose, your costume could lead to a trip to the eye doctor. Thinking of… Read More


Glaucoma Facts & Myths

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, October 8, 2024

A staggering 80 million people worldwide live with glaucoma. This knowledge is not meant to scare you, but to empower you with a wealth of information. Understanding the correct information can significantly impact your daily life and eye health. Together, let’s debunk six common myths that the Glaucoma Research Foundation has researched. Myth #1: People… Read More


September is Healthy Aging Month

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, September 4, 2024

September is Healthy Aging Month. This month is an excellent opportunity to focus on healthy practices and take charge of your eye health. With more than 40 million Americans aged 65 or older, a number expected to exceed 88 million by 2050, the importance of early detection and treatment cannot be overstated. By 2050, the… Read More


Healthy Vision is Important for Road Safety

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, August 28, 2024

Did you know that 90% of driver information is visual? A recent study has shown that 1 in 5 drivers suffers from a vision deficiency, which affects their driving performance. Good eye health is essential for driving. It helps you read the highway signs at a distance to prepare you to get off the interstate… Read More


Your Eye Health Matters; Adopt a Healthy Lifestyle

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, August 20, 2024

Having healthy eyesight is integral to maintaining an excellent quality of life. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 12 million people 40 years and over in the United States have vision impairment, including 1 million blind and 8 million who have vision impairment due to uncorrected refractive error. Some leading… Read More


Healthy Foods for Your Eyes

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, August 6, 2024

Do you eat foods that look delicious to the eye or food that is good for your eyes? Eating healthy food is the key to reducing the risk of developing eye diseases, and making nutritional meals and maintaining eye health go hand-in-hand. Let’s explore a diverse array of foods that will help promote good eye… Read More


How Does Sleep Apnea Affect the Eyes?

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, July 24, 2024

According to the National Sleep Foundation, a significant 22 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea, and shockingly, 80 percent of these cases are undiagnosed. Sleep Apnea is a condition marked by abnormal breathing during sleep, often multiple times per night. It causes lower-quality sleep and affects the eyes. It’s important to know that you’re not… Read More


What is Color Blindness?

Posted by: Clayton eye Center in Eye Health, July 16, 2024

Color blindness, also known as color vision deficiency (CVD), is a condition that affects a significant 300 million people worldwide. This means that a large portion of the population does not perceive color the same way as the majority. It’s a condition that alters the way their eyes interpret light, affecting approximately 1 in 12… Read More


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