Dry eye syndrome is a common eye condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It occurs when the eyes can't produce enough tears to keep them moisturized, or the tears evaporate too quickly. Dry eye syndrome can cause redness, itching, burning, and even vision problems. 
At Mao Eye Care, we are dedicated to delivering quality eye care not just to safeguard but also to improve vision, overall health and wellness of you and your loved ones.
We have professionals who can provide optimal solutions for your eyes.There are many tips and tricks you can try to manage your dry eye syndrome symptoms.
 

Most people believe that having 20/20 vision is an indicator of good eye health. But the truth is, 20/20 vision only measures how well you can see objects from a distance of 20 feet. This measurement is important, but it doesn’t provide a complete picture of your eye health. There are many factors that can impact the overall health of your eyes, and it’s essential to understand them. We’re going to explain why 20/20 vision doesn’t mean you have healthy eyes so you can take better care of this vital part of your body.
 

Growing older brings a myriad of changes and challenges, and maintaining good eye health is one of them. As we age, the risk of developing eye conditions and vision problems increases, but there's no reason to let that hold you back. This blog post, brought to you by Mao Eye Care, an optometric clinic in London, Ontario, offers practical and effective tips for seniors to preserve their healthy vision well into their golden years.

Our eyes are an essential part of our everyday lives. They help us navigate the world around us, and we rely on them for almost everything we do. While many of us take our vision for granted, routine annual eye exams are critical to protect our eyes and detect any potential problems early on. At Mao Eye Care, All of your vision issues are being taken care of by Dr. Mao and his team. We have professionals who can provide optimal solutions for your eyes. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of regular eye exams and why you should make it a priority.

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Do your eyes feel irritated or like something is in them? Are you experiencing redness, burning, excessive tearing, or occasional blurry vision? You may have dry eye, a common condition where your eyes do not produce enough tears. Sometimes, the only symptom of dry eye is recurring blurred vision. Because there are many possible causes of dry eye, we gather a patient health history to better understand your risk.

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