Learn How to Protect Your Eyesight
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on April 12, 2017

We always try out best when it comes to protecting our skin, but not enough of us take the same care to protect our eyesight. Protecting your eyesight is very important and essential if you hope to have good quality vision by the time you are in your 40s. Your risk of vision loss gets… Read More
3 Things You Can Do To Reduce Irritation From Allergies This Spring
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on March 22, 2017

So it is Spring! The beautiful season of blooming flowers and life, but wait isn’t there something else about Spring that isn’t so great? Right! The allergies! How could we forget about the allergies? Runny nose, itchy eyes, scratchy throat, irritated skin—all the good stuff! Spring is certainly a beautiful season, but the itchy eyes… Read More
3 Simple Ways To Protect Your Vision
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on March 15, 2017

We value our eyesight above many things, but not a lot of us think about how to best protect our vision as we get older. Every day we are faced with decisions that can have an effect on our vision over time. It is important that we take the time to think about our eye… Read More
3 Common Eye Conditions To Watch Out For
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Cataracts, Glaucoma on February 13, 2017

With age comes many amazing things, like wisdom and experience from the world around you. But what many people don’t expect is for their eyesight to change. Eye health is important no matter what age you are, but older, aging eyes require a yearly comprehensive eye exam. Before your next eye exam, make sure you… Read More
5 Easy Ways To Keep Your Eyes Healthy This Winter
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on February 9, 2017

During winter, it can seem impossible to keep every part of your body covered and protected from the elements. Just like your hands need gloves, and you need snow boots to keep your feet toasty, there are things that you can do to keep your eyes healthy during the winter as well. Whether you’re living… Read More
Conjunctivitis: What is Pink Eye and How Can I Avoid It?
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Eye Exams, General Eye Health on December 28, 2016

Conjunctivitis, or “Pink Eye” as it is more commonly known, is a common eye problem that can be treated relatively easily and avoided using a few simple precautions. Pink eye is something anyone can develop, but it is seen more prominently among younger age groups where children are less cautious about exposure to germs. Students… Read More
5 Tips to Keep Your Eyes Healthy
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on December 14, 2016

Like the rest of our bodies, our eyes are affected by our health, so it is important that we keep our health in our consideration if we want to maintain good vision. Here are a few easy ways you can help to maintain the health of your eyes as you get older. Eat right: Eating a… Read More
5 Vitamins and Nutrients that Should be a Part of Your Diet
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in Macular Degeneration on November 23, 2016

Everyone has heard that they should be eating more carrots to improve their eyesight. This is because of the high levels of beta-carotene that is found in carrots which is said to be essential in maintaining healthy eyes. There are actually quite a few different vitamins and nutrients that are considered to be good for… Read More
Top 4 Myths About Your Eyes
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on November 9, 2016

There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about our eyes. I’m sure you’ve heard of the old myth where if someone hits you in the back of the head while you are crossing your eyes they will get stuck. Well, that is just one of the many silly myths that have come up over… Read More
3 Ways To Reduce Your Symptoms Of Digital Eye Strain
Posted by: Eye Health Northwest in General Eye Health on October 26, 2016

Pretty much everyone uses computers or digital devices for something today. We are constantly exposed to digital screens either at work or in our personal lives and this constant exposure can lead to some eye strain over time. Not a lot of people are familiar with the issues of digital eye strain, even though they could be… Read More