Optometrist in Etobicoke Dr. Suhaib Al-Janabi provides the Etobicoke and Toronto areas with comprehensive eye care for the whole family at Humber Eye Center. We are conveniently located at the south-east corner of Dixon and Islington inside NoFrills. Eating lots of carrots isn't necessarily the key ingredient to healthy vision. While carrots contain a lot of vitamin A, an important vitamin for the eyes, it is only useful for those who are vitamin A deficient - which is not very common.
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Dr. Suhaib Al-Janabi graduated from McMaster University with a Bachelor in Life Science in 2007. He then moved to Florida to attend Optometry school and earned his Doctorate of Optometry degree in 2011. He is currently a member of the Canadian Association of Optometrists as well as the Ontario Association of Optometrists.
Eating lots of carrots isn't necessarily the key ingredient to healthy vision. While carrots contain a lot of vitamin A, an important vitamin for the eyes, it is only useful for those who are vitamin A deficient - which is not very common. Below you can find nutrients for the eyes that help in the prevention of macular degeneration, cataracts, and dry eyes.
Computer vision syndrome is a transient condition that is caused by long uninterrupted periods of focusing on a computer screen. The symptoms include blurred vision, headaches, fatigue, eye strain, neck pains, eye redness, dry eyes, double vision and trouble focusing the eyes. Every 20 minutes focus on an object 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
A retinal detachment is a medical EMERGENCY in which the retina peels off from the underlying tissue. Left untreated, it could lead to blindness. This is more common in people with high myopia (near sightedness - prescriptions higher than -5.00). These patients should make sure to get a YEARLY DILATED EYE EXAM to make sure there are no retinal holes or tears that may lead to a detachment.
Amblyopia is when an eye has poor vision due to lack of development during childhood. This occurs because of decreased stimulation to the visual pathway of the eyes from: strabismus (turned eye), cataracts or drooping eyelids during infancy, uncorrected high prescriptions or unequal prescriptions between the two eyes that are left uncorrected.
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