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Is Glaucoma Hereditary?

Medical diagram showing cross-section of eye with glaucoma, illustrating clogged trabecular meshwork causing high intraocular pressure and damage to optic nerve, with labeled aqueous humor fluid buildup.

Your grandmother lost her sight to glaucoma, and now you wonder if the same fate awaits you. Every time you notice your vision feels a bit off, that worry creeps back in. Yes, glaucoma can be hereditary, and having a family member with this eye disease significantly increases your risk of developing it too. However, […]

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Let’s Talk Contacts

For me, contact lenses spell FREEDOM. Free from a frame’s pressure on my nose and temples, free from any distortions in my peripheral vision, and freedom from any minification or magnification effect that comes along with the optics of a spectacle lens. A well fitted and comfortable lens is an ahhhhh moment for many of […]

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Eye Exam Saves Woman’s Life by Detecting Brain Tumor Early

Most people don’t think a regular eye exam could save their life. But the truth is that in many cases, a comprehensive eye exam can detect much more than eye disease.  That’s one reason that we at Dr. Patricia Fink Optometry in Burlington recommend annual eye exams to all of our patients, even in the absence of visual changes […]

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Why Does My Toddler Blink So Much?

Have you ever noticed your toddler blinking excessively? While some reasons for rapid blinking are harmless, others may require the intervention of your child’s eye doctor.  Whether excessive blinking is a natural reflex, a way of communicating, or a sign of an eye problem, it’s always important to pay attention to your child’s behavior and seek […]

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Preventing the Most Common Cause of Vision Loss Among the Elderly

As we age, it’s especially important to pay attention to our eye health; and one age-related condition to keep an eye out for is age-related macular degeneration (AMD).  Macular degeneration is the leading cause of permanent vision loss in people over the age of 60. It results in the deterioration of the central part of […]

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How to Travel With Contact Lenses

Contact lenses are a great alternative to wearing prescription glasses, and that’s especially true when traveling. Nothing beats the convenience of contacts, especially while doing activities where wearing glasses would be impractical or uncomfortable.  While some people opt for daily disposable lenses while traveling, many others continue to wear the standard contacts they wear day […]

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