Welcome Stefanie Haines, OD!
Friedberg Eye Associates is excited to welcome Dr. Haines to our Top Doc staff! Learn more about Stefanie Haines, OD...
Glaucoma - The Silent Thief of Sight?
Did you know that glaucoma is often called the "silent thief of sight"? It's a serious eye condition that can damage the optic nerve without any noticeable symptoms. Early detection is key! Here are some quick facts:
Silent Progression
Glaucoma can develop slowly and without warning. Regular eye check-ups can help catch it in its early stages.
Risk Factors
Age, family history, and certain medical conditions can increase your risk. Awareness is the first step toward prevention.
Prevention Matters
While there's no cure for glaucoma, early treatment can slow its progression. Routine eye exams are crucial for maintaining good vision.
Expert Insight
Our experienced ophthalmologists are here to guide you through glaucoma prevention, diagnosis, and management. Don't hesitate to reach out with your questions or concerns.
Schedule Your Eye Exam
Regular check-ups are vital in identifying and managing glaucoma. Book your eye exam now and take a proactive step toward preserving your vision.
Spread the Word
Raise awareness about glaucoma. Early detection can make a significant difference in preserving sight!
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