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1. Slide 1: Preventive Eye care - According to the expert
2. Slide 2: “It would be difficult to overstate how important it is that patients respect their eyes” By Stephen H. Sinclair, M.D,Renowned retina specialist
3. Slide 3: Preventive steps ....
4. Slide 4: Step 1: Eat right, stay at a healthy weight, and exercise.
5. Slide 5: Step 2: Don’t smoke. Most ophthalmologists agree smoking is bad for your eyes.
6. Slide 6: Step 3: If you have diabetes, get an eye exam every year. According to the American Diabetes Association, diabetes is the leading cause of adult blindness.
7. Slide 7: Step 4: Add kale, spinach, and broccoli to your diet.
8. Slide 8: Step 5: Eat more fish and nuts. They may help lower your risk for advanced muscular degeneration.
9. Slide 9: Step 6: Wear sunglasses. Look for a pair that blocks ultraviolet A, ultraviolet B, and blue rays.
10. Slide 10: Step 7: Get eye exams as recommended by your eye care provider to detect conditions early.
11. Slide 11: Don’t ignore these problems
12. Slide 12: See the eye doctor if you have: Blurred or double vision Pain in your eyes or pressure behind your eyeballs Difficulty reading signs and books or the loss of peripheral (side) vision Flashes of light or floating debris that blocks your vision Wavy lines when you should be seeing straight lines Any sudden change in your vision
13. Slide 13: Information Source: Ophthalmologist Maz Kazahaya, M.D.
14. Slide 14: Thanks www.eyevive.us