Patients with poor vision and vision concerns such as cataracts and glaucoma are encouraged to work with an eye physician to discuss their treatment options. Individuals with poor vision who want to eliminate or reduce their dependence on corrective lenses such as contact lenses or eyeglasses can speak to Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer of Skokie, […]
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Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer of Skokie, IL, is a dedicated professional here to help patients in the community with vision and vision concerns. This includes certain procedures such as refractive cataract surgery. Patients with cataracts may find that this procedure can dramatically improve their quality of life and their vision. Understanding the process and what
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There are many ways in which one’s vision may become impaired. Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer is an ophthalmologist in Skoki, IL, who can assist aging patients who begin to notice changes in their vision. One common issue is the need to wear contact lenses or reading glasses due to impairment. With treatment options such as
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If you’re over 40, you’ve probably noticed that it’s getting harder to read things up close. This is because of a condition called presbyopia, which happens when the lens of your eye starts to lose its flexibility. Presbyopia can’t be cured, but there are plenty of ways to treat it. Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer of
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While diabetes is a common condition, it also causes patients to be at a higher risk of developing a variety of eye health concerns. Those with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes who do not manage their conditions properly need to fully understand how their condition impacts their vision. Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer and
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Monovision, sometimes referred to as blended vision, is a corrective solution for patients who have presbyopia or are dealing with the results of a normal aging eye. Patients who find it difficult to focus on objects may deal with certain challenges, especially those who use reading glasses. By using certain corrective measures, patients in the
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In America, over 14 million people suffer from hyperopia (farsightedness). If you are one of those people, you are likely tired of constantly searching for your reading glasses. Farsightedness is often the result of a too-flat cornea, causing light to fall behind your retina instead of on it. With LASIK we can reshape your cornea, resolve the condition, and
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Taking care of our eyes is just as important as taking care of our bodies. A routine eye exam tests more than visual acuity. Eye exams can detect any disease of the eye, issues within our general health, and possible vision changes you may not yet be aware of.  Here are four reasons to get
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In our last post, we discussed the issues that people with presbyopia face and how this common vision problem may be addressed. To further expand on long-term presbyopia treatment, we want to focus our attention on monovision. With concise information regarding your various treatment options, you are one step closer to saying goodbye to blurry
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If you’ve reached the age at which you’re starting to hold the newspaper or restaurant menu at arm’s length in order to see the print, welcome to the presbyopia club. This age-related vision problem tends to develop sometime during our forties. Depending on your general health and genetic makeup, you may navigate the presbyopia experience
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