The Kentucky Eye Institute blog explores a variety of eye health and eye care topics.
Near or Far: What Does 20 40 Vision Mean?
They say hindsight is 20/20, but what is 20/40? If you're amongst the two out of three Americans who use vision correction in some way, you may be familiar with these kinds of ratios. Or, you may be completely unfamiliar, especially if you've never looked at the...
Seeing Spots: The Diagnosis and Treatment of Eye Floaters
Have you ever found yourself seeing fireworks, but it isn't the Fourth of July? Seeing spots is an incredibly common phenomenon, and often is nothing to worry about. But other times, they warrant a trip to the eye doctor and further investigation. In this article,...
See Clearly Now! 7 Stunning Benefits of Undergoing Lasik Eye Surgery
Three out of every four American adults use vision correcting devices. That's almost 190 million people. Even more people worldwide need glasses but don't have access to them. Eyeglasses as we know them were invented in 1730. Every hundred years or so...
How to Know When You Should Visit Your Eye Doctor
How to Know When You Should Visit the Eye Doctor When it comes to your health, one of the most precious things we may take for granted is our eyesight. For this reason, it is very important that visiting the eye doctor is at least an annual event for you. It is...
Diabetes and Eye Health
Diabetes and Eye HealthDid you know that having diabetes can affect your eyesight? If you do have diabetes, it is important to take certain precautions to ensure that you are staying ahead of potential eye problems before they occur. One way to do this is scheduling...
Could You be Experiencing Night Blindness?
Could You be Experiencing Night blindness? If you’ve ever struggled to clearly see when driving at night or even when you’re in a poorly-lit room, you could possibly be experiencing night blindness. Night blindness, also known as Nyctalopia, is not a disease in itself...
August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month!
With August in full swing, you’re probably helping your kids gear up for back to school, buying school supplies and making sure they have everything to start the year off right. There is one important thing you may be forgetting about though – your child’s eye health!...
Eye Care with Dr. Curtis: Restoring Your Vision
At Kentucky Eye Institute we have many great eye doctors and ophthalmologists on staff who help treat a number of eye related issues. This month we sat down with Dr. William Curtis, MD, to learn more about his life and what inspired him to become an...
Celebrating Mother’s Day at Kentucky Eye Institute!
At Kentucky Eye Institute, this Mother’s Day we want to say a special thank you to the women who have taken on the role of raising and loving us. We appreciate everything you have done for us and we take this day to honor the patients, staff members, and the women who...
Exploring Different Types of Cataracts
Many people, especially those who are older, will develop cataracts in their lifetime. A cataract is a clouding in the lens of the eye that causes blurry vision. They are formed when proteins in the lens clump together and start to cloud a small area of the lens....
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