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Most ophthalmologists offer patients clinic hour Monday-Friday which extend into the evening to make medical care obtainable for those who have typical work schedules. However, there are not many specialty offices that provide weekend availability. If you need an in-person or telemedicine evaluation on the weekend, you can search for availability here and book as soon as you discover a provider with your preferred office hours.

Optical issues should usually be addressed in person with a variety of tests. Some providers offer virtual consultations but most times the patients end up coming in to see a provider in-person. If you do make a virtual visit, it will most likely be covered by your insurance if the practitioner conducting the visit in-network with your carrier.

Our massive network of physicians allows patients from all over to find a local optometrist with convenient availability. Most users can make an appointment within 24 hours of their initial search.

OD is an abbreviation for oculus dexter which is classic term used to describe a patient’s right eye. It is old-school Latin and many optical health locations now use LE or RE for left/right. Oculus sinister (OS) is used to describe the left orbital.

As we age, our ocular health begins to deteriorate. Preventative medicine is imperative to keep your sight exceptional. There are many conditions, including aging, that could aid in the development of ocular disease. Routine check-ups by your local physician and the knowledge to receive immediate care if you are suffering from blurred vision or pain behind the orbitals is so important. See your specialist for routine care if you fall into one of the following categories.

• You have a family history of any degree of blindness
• You are over 40 years of age
• You have type 1 or type 2 diabetes
• You have a personal history of injury or trauma

Excessive watering is a sign of dryness. This is because when you start to experience dryness your brain sends signals to make more tears. There are many lifestyle factors that can contribute to this dryness. It can be caused by watching TV or focusing on a computer screen. When we focus, we tend to blink less and the air causes dryness. It can also happen if we are around fans, some sort of air source, or if you have recently turned your heat on in your home due to colder temperatures. There are sever OTC drops or home remedies that can be used to help the dry/watery situation.

Amblyopia is caused by weakened or reduced vision in one orbital which causes abnormal development early in life. The “weaker” one often begins to wander inward or outward. It usually develops in infants and young children presenting in infants to 7 years old. It is rare that both are lazy. Early diagnosis and treatment will help prevent long term problems. The orbital with reduced vision is usually fixed/strengthened with glasses or contacts. Signs and symptoms include:

• Wandering orbital which turns inward or outward
• Abnormal vision screening test results
• Orbitals not working together
• Poor depth perception
• Squinting to see
• Tilting head to see

Causes include:

• Muscle imbalance
• Deprivation such as a cataract in one lens
• Difference in sight sharpness

Risk factors:

• Premature birth
• Developmental disabilities
• Low birth weight
• Family history

Reading glasses are great for being able to see up close. It is a magnification of usually 1+ to 4+ it is a great option for people who do not require a prescription but need help reading. They are also available over the counter which is convenient because you do not need a prescription for a practitioner. Prescription glasses need an exam and a personalized lens tailored for the individual.