Blurred vision, headaches, eyes that ache, look red, and feel scratchy and dry are common symptoms today—and can often be linked to the use of cell phones and other handheld devices.
When it comes to vision problems in children, and even some adults, glasses or contacts may not be the solution.
‘Insidious” and “blunting” are the two words I would use to describe headaches. If we look at the most disabling disorders in the world, the World Health Organization (WHO) would rank headaches in the top 10 (top five for women) with a staggering global prevalence of 47 percent.
Blurred vision, headaches, eyes that ache, look red, and feel scratchy and dry are common symptoms today—and can often be linked to the use of cell phones and other handheld devices.
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At Arizona’s Vision, Dr. Mark J. Page, OD, clinic founder and chief optometrist, leads a skilled team in providing comprehensive eye care services—including basic checkups, corrective procedures, emergency care and a wide selection of eyewear and contact lenses—in a recently remodeled, state of the art facility.
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Throughout the years, Dr. Stuart Hetrick of Foothills Neurology in Ahwatukee has been treating his patients who suffer from chronic migraines …
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