Most people know that smoking harms the heart and lungs, but many don’t realize how damaging it can be to vision. Your eyes are highly sensitive organs, and cigarette smoke ...
Astigmatism is one of the most common eye conditions, but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. If you’ve ever been told you can’t wear contacts with astigmatism or that ...
We’re excited to welcome Dr. Jillian Litchfield to Iowa Eye Center! Dr. Litchfield brings a strong foundation in patient care, a passion for helping people improve their vision, and an ...
Whether you’re new to needing vision correction or considering switching from glasses, contact lenses can be a comfortable and convenient solution. With advances in design and materials, today’s lenses offer ...
If reading small print is suddenly more difficult or you’ve started needing more light to see up close, you may be experiencing presbyopia, a normal part of aging that affects ...
We’re proud to share that Iowa Eye Center has been named Best Ophthalmologist/Optometrist in the Corridor Business Journal’s annual Best of the Corridor awards! This honor reflects the confidence our ...
If you experience constant dryness, burning, or irritation in your eyes, it may be more than just a case of dry eye. Sjögren’s syndrome is a chronic autoimmune disorder and ...
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is most often associated with heart attacks or strokes, but it can also seriously impact vision. Over time, elevated blood pressure can damage the small, ...
Living with diabetes means keeping a close eye on many aspects of your health, including your vision. Over time, high blood sugar levels can quietly damage the delicate blood vessels ...