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Low Vision Awareness Month serves as a reminder that not all disabilities are observable. Some vision impairments are easily observable, but low vision is often invisible because people with low vision retain some vision. This makes it hard for people…

Winter is commonly linked to cold air, warm clothing, and hot drinks. However, what many people tend to forget is that dehydration can easily occur during this season. Lower water consumption, dry air, and heating are all factors that lead…

January marks fresh beginnings, new routines, and a renewed focus on health. While many people prioritise fitness and diet at the start of the year, eye health is often overlooked. In reality, January is one of the most ideal times…

Cold winds are common during winter and early mornings, especially when travelling on two-wheelers or walking outdoors. While most people focus on protecting their skin, eye health is often ignored. Continuous exposure to cold winds can cause irritation, dryness, and…

The new year often inspires healthier habits, from improved diets to better daily routines. While physical fitness usually gets the spotlight, eye health deserves equal attention. Small lifestyle changes can make a noticeable difference to your vision and eye comfort…

Heaters in winter and air conditioners throughout the year make indoor environments comfortable, but they often come with an overlooked downside. Continuous use of heaters and ACs dries the indoor air, which can quietly harm your eyes over time. Many…

As 2026 begins, many people focus on health resolutions such as eating better, exercising regularly, and managing stress. While these goals are important, eye health is often left off the list. Your eyes work tirelessly every day, and neglecting them…

Cold seasons often bring sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes. Many patients assume all eye discomfort during winter is caused by allergies. In reality, eye infections are also common during this time and are frequently misjudged as simple seasonal irritation. Understanding…

Winter mornings mean foggy roads, cozy sweaters, and warm cups of tea. In addition to the plummeting temperatures, people also experience blurry vision, itchy eyes, or a sense of dryness. These problems are not just trivial winter complaints. Winter can…

Makar Sankranti brings joy, colours and celebration, but once the festival ends, many people begin to notice uncomfortable vision issues. These eye problems after festivals often appear mild at first but should never be ignored, as delayed care can lead…