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Many eye conditions develop quietly—without obvious symptoms. If you live or work in Arlington, MA, these are the most common eye questions patients ask and why a comprehensive eye exam matters.
Yes. Clear vision does not always mean healthy eyes. A comprehensive eye exam evaluates both how well you see and the overall health of your eyes, helping detect conditions like glaucoma or macular degeneration early.
Prolonged screen time reduces blinking and can worsen dry eye disease. We frequently see this in Arlington patients, along with oil gland dysfunction that requires more than just artificial tears.
Yes. Eye exams may reveal early signs of diabetes, high blood pressure, autoimmune disease, thyroid conditions, or neurological issues—sometimes before other symptoms appear.
Some changes are normal with age, but sudden or worsening blurry vision is not. A comprehensive eye exam can determine whether the cause is dry eye, cataracts, retinal changes, or another treatable condition.
Some eye drops offer temporary relief, but many do not treat the underlying issue. A comprehensive eye exam helps determine the most effective treatment for your specific needs.
Protect your vision and overall health with routine comprehensive eye care.