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21. Chapel Hill, Cary - Dry Eye Treatment
What is dry eye? Dry Eye is a complex condition that develops when the eye doesn’t produce enough tears.Are there many forms of dry eye? There are two main forms of dry eye; tear deficient dry eye and evaporative dry eye. Tear deficient dry eye occurs when tears do not contain enough water. Evaporative dry eye, the more predominant form of dry eye, happens when tears evaporate from the eye’...
22. Childhood Glaucoma
16 year old Danielle Fiarito was diagnosed with glaucoma at age 4... Childhood glaucoma can occur in babies & young children...read her story @ the Glaucoma Research Foundation, here. Also referred to as congenital glaucoma, pediatric, or infantile glaucoma, childhood glaucoma is a rare condition caused by incorrect development of the eyes' draining system before birth. Symptoms include enlarged eyes, corneal cloudiness, and sensitivity to light. Treatment includes both medication and...
23. Cloudy, Blurred, or Double Vision?
Don't let cataracts keep you from your activitiesFind out about cataract surgery options at NCEENTCloudy, blurred or double vision, halos around lights, and difficulty reading in low lighting are symptoms of cataracts. A cataract is the clouding of the eye’s natural lens. Surgery is recommended when your quality of life has been diminished. NCEENT offers bladeless cataract surgery and advanced technology lens options that may eliminate your need for glasses.
24. Communication Strategies for Hearing Loss
By: Hannah BrownIt’s an exciting day when you or your loved one gets fit with hearing aids for the first time. While hearing aids can help improve hearing in a variety of situations, they do not restore hearing to normal. Still, a variety of communication strategies are needed for more successful conversations. These strategies help to reduce frustration for both individuals.Strategies for those with hearing loss:Set yourself up for successful...
25. Community Events - North Carolina Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat doctors
North Carolina Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat doctors enjoy participating in community events. Dr. Sarah Hodges and Dr. Lisa Moore discussed various ear, nose and throat conditions with a group of active older adults at St. Joseph A.M.E. Church in Durham. Call us at 919-595-2131 if you would like one of our physicians to give an educational talk at your community event.