There are many ways in which we can take better care of our eyes and our eyesight. When you hear the term “eye protection,” what may initially come to mind is the value of a good pair of sunglasses. It’s true that sunglasses and their UV filtering offer significant benefits. But there is more. There… Read More »
Light is an interesting thing. We see white light not because it is directly white, but because a spectrum of hues comes together on the retina. These hues of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet are energetic, each having its unique measurement. Outside of fascinating trivia, there is practical value in knowing a… Read More »
Your vision is something that you want to protect as much as you possibly can. When “all is well” on the home front of your eyes, you may not even think about seeing an eye doctor. Typically, we only call a doctor when a suspicious symptom has us worried. Regarding your general health, and also… Read More »
You may not think much about the occasional bout with dry eyes or eye strain that you feel at the end of the day. Certain eye problems are less common so, if they do develop, could cause unnecessary stress. One such problem is the stye. There is nothing fancy nor too serious about a stye,… Read More »
3D movies. They appeal to the child in all of us – or at least most of us. You may have begged to be taken to such films as a child yourself and may have reveled in the wonder created by those red and blue plastic lenses. Today, 3D movies may not involve the same… Read More »
At Roholt Vision Centers, located in North Canton, Canfield, and Alliance, OH, we focus on helping each patient address their eye health issues successfully. One of the key elements to protecting long term health is the early detection of any condition that may threaten visual acuity. How do we do this? Sometimes, by dilating your… Read More »
Living in an area that may be covered in white, packed snow for weeks on end, you probably know that your eyes feel at least a little different during the winter months. The fact is, cold air brings dryness to the environment, and that dryness will have an effect on our eyes. But there’s more!… Read More »
Research suggests that more women are affected by serious eye disease than men. Some could assume that the 3:2 ratio is associated with the fact that many women live longer than men, but that is not the case. Studies do not indicate exactly why women should be more watchful over their eye health, but we… Read More »
When you wake up in the morning, or just before bed when your eyes are oh, so tired, you may rub them. Many people rub their eyes for many different reasons. It could be fatigue from computer use that sends you over the edge, or allergies. The instinct to rub your eyes isn’t necessarily wrong,… Read More »
Pumpkin. The large orange fruit is a staple to everything fall. As the weather cools, we look forward to pumpkin pie, pumpkin scones, and all of the goodness called Pumpkin Spice Latte. The fact the there is pumpkin on just about every menu we look at is a good thing. In fact, it’s not only… Read More »
