MDs blog with posts, articles and updates by the MD of Kesona Eye Centre
Many people experience problems with new eyeglasses. Rather than abandon them, the best thing to do is to find out the cause of these problems and get them sovled with the help of an eye doctor
Learn how to check your eyes and monitor your vision at home by yourself with this do-it-yourself eye check guide. It contains information on the different eye tests you can do at home to help you keep tab on your eye health.
The eyes are very important work tools. So when they have problems, they affect work in various ways. Here are 5 major ways eye problems affect work
On World Glaucoma Day, Kesona Eye Centre’s MD and Principal Optometrist, Dr Rose Azuike shares her story and advises patients to take glaucoma treatment and care seriously.
Make the most of your visit to the eye doctor with this eye exam checklist that outlines items you should have before and after your visit.
“If you have a family history of a chronic eye disease and you haven’t done a comprehensive eye check in the past one year, going for one today can be a sight-saving decision”
Your eyes are not independent of your body and you should not treat them as such. Read on to find out why.
This dry eye meal guide provides recommendations on common locally available meals that can reduce dry eye symptoms and improve general eye health over time. It was developed a part of dry eye treatment for a patient.
Sudden improvement in vision can be a bad thing because sudden vision changes are often signs that something is wrong with the eyes. Learn more from this encounter with a patient
Sunglasses do not prevent the spread of eye infections Some days ago at the church, I saw one of the security men wearing sunglasses. While…