Suter Penelope S OD

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read moreThe Optometrists Network provides evidence-based educational resources and optometric websites to educate the public about visual health, and the different facets of eye care. All of our informational services, including referrals and educational resources, are available for free to the public. The Optometrists Network began in 1996 and since being acquired by EyeCarePro in 2019, has grown to over 1 million visitors annually! The Optometrist Network has been providing educational resources on all aspects of eye care for more than 20 years.

read moreDry eyes is a common condition that results from insufficient tear quantity, or inadequate tear quality. Dry eyes can range from a mild inconvenience to a chronic problem, and cause many uncomfortable symptoms that can impact your performance of daily activities. When we blink, our tears spread across the front surface of our eyes. The tears function to lubricate our eyes, and to wash away any foreign matter- keeping our eyes clear and reducing the risk of eye infection. Excess tears flow into small ducts in the inner corners of the eyelids where they drain out of the eyes and into the back of the nose.

read moreAn eye injury can be very painful and require emergency medical treatment. Contact your eye doctor or general physician immediately if your child experiences trauma to the eye or any of the listed signs below. Bleeding on the surface of the eye (subconjunctival hemorrhages) can occur when a blood vessel breaks and leaks fluid. The blood vessel, which is located between the white of the eye (sclera) and it's clear covering (conjunctiva), causes either part of the eye, or the entire eye to look red.