It might surprise you how different eyesight and eye health can be between the sexes. For instance, men are at a higher risk of sustaining serious eye injuries, while women are generally more susceptible to various eye diseases. Given these distinctions, what steps...
When we rub our eyes, we might be jeopardizing our eye health. Rubbing our eyes is often an automatic response during moments of fatigue, discomfort from a foreign object, or sensations of dryness and itchiness. While it might seem like a quick fix, this action can...
Why do we need to blink so often? If you take a moment to tally your blinks over a minute without altering your natural rhythm, you’ll likely find that an adult blinks between ten to twenty times each minute, with each blink lasting only about a tenth of a...
As the spring flowers bloom and the world comes alive with vibrant colors, many children experience the less pleasant effects of seasonal allergies. At Blumenstock Family Eyecare, we understand the impact that seasonal allergies can have on children’s eye health...
Frequent headaches can stem from unexpected sources, including vision problems. If you find yourself grappling with recurrent headaches, we recommend scheduling an eye examination to investigate potential vision-related factors. While headaches can arise from diverse...
About one in five adults in the United States has an undiagnosed eye condition. This underscores the critical importance of regular eye exams for maintaining optimal vision health. For those who have never undergone an eye exam, it’s natural to feel uncertain...
At Blumenstock Family Eyecare in Lincoln, we understand the importance of clear vision and offer a range of vision correction procedures to cater to your needs. Whether you are dealing with myopia, astigmatism, or low vision, our experienced team is equipped to...
Color blindness isn’t all black and white. Despite common misconceptions, color blindness doesn’t equate to seeing the world like a black and white movie. In fact, most individuals with color blindness can perceive some colors, albeit with varying degrees...
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of permanent vision loss for people over fifty. The slow loss of central vision occurs due to the deterioration of the macula, the part of the retina with the highest concentration of photoreceptor cells and...
In today’s digital age, our eyes are constantly exposed to screens, leading to an increase in eye fatigue and dry eyes. One effective way to combat this is by following the 20-20-20 rule, a simple technique that can help reduce eye strain and promote eye health....
