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Monthly Archives: July 2024

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Can Your Eyes Affect Your Posture? Understanding the Link

Optometrist NorwoodBy Web AdminJuly 17, 2024

During optometric examinations at our practice, we delve into case histories that often reveal surprising links between vision and other aspects of health, such as posture. A common question I ask patients, both adults and children, is: “Do you get neck pain?” and if so, “Is the pain more on one side?” These questions help…

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Understanding the Link Between Your Parking Skills and Vision

Visual TherapyBy Web AdminJuly 15, 2024

Whenever patients visit our optometry practice for an eye evaluation, I often start with a seemingly unusual question: “How is your parking?” While this might sound odd coming from an optometrist, the response provides insightful details about your visual system’s functionality. Why Parking Skills Matter Poor parking skills can be frustrating, especially when someone parks…

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Understanding Your Child’s Request for Glasses: A Parent’s Guide

Family Eye CareBy Web AdminJuly 4, 2024

It’s not uncommon for parents to suspect their child might be pretending to need glasses, especially if a classmate recently got a pair or if the teacher suggested an eye exam. The term “malingerer” often comes up, suggesting deceit for attention or other gains. However, I prefer to see such situations as opportunities for understanding…

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