Author name: Maddex Dev

. Understanding the differences between strabismus and lazy eye (amblyopia) is crucial for proper diagnosis and treatment. While both conditions affect vision and eye alignment, they have distinct causes and require different management approaches.This blog breaks down the key differences, symptoms, and treatment options to help you gain a clearer understanding of these eye disorders. […]

Thyroid issues are more common than many realize, and while they primarily affect the metabolism, they can also lead to a range of unexpected complications. One area often overlooked is the eyes. Eye problems with thyroid are surprisingly common, particularly in individuals with thyroid imbalances such as hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism. Understanding the link between thyroid

High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology has revolutionized how we experience visuals, delivering dazzling highlights, inky blacks, and colors that leap off the screen.  It’s the ultimate treat for our eyes until it isn’t. If you have ever found yourself squinting or feeling fatigued after a movie night or gaming session, you’re not alone.  Remember that

Lazy eye, medically known as amblyopia, is a condition that causes decreased vision in one eye due to abnormal visual development early in life. The affected eye, or “lazy eye,” may wander inward or outward, causing it to become weaker than the other. Strengthening a lazy eye is possible with exercises that improve eye coordination,