The combination of shorter days and the need for more night driving makes the visual symptoms of cataracts more apparent and potentially hazardous. A cataract causes the lens of the eye to gradually become cloudy, scattering light instead of allowing it to focus clearly on the retina. This effect is why driving after dark, especially… Read More
Understanding the Connection Between Diabetes and Eye Health Did you know that diabetes is one of the leading causes of vision loss in adults? While most people associate diabetes with blood sugar control, few realize its serious impact on the eyes. From cataracts and diabetic retinopathy to glaucoma, diabetes can significantly affect your vision over… Read More
When you get cataract surgery, you have a choice: a standard lens or a premium lens implant. A standard lens gives you clear vision at one distance, but a premium lens can correct for astigmatism or give you clear vision at multiple distances—reducing your need for glasses. So, are they worth it? For many patients… Read More
Have you noticed colors looking duller or less vibrant than they used to? Do whites appear more yellow? This isn’t just a trick of the light — it’s often a natural part of aging. For many a gradual change in how we perceive color can affect daily life, from night driving to enjoying the rich… Read More
June is Cataracts Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to discuss cataract surgery—a common and highly effective procedure that can restore your vision and improve your quality of life. At Eye Consultants of North Dakota, our cataract surgeons, Dr. Michelle Atchison, Dr. Anne Keating, and Dr. Steven Thom, are dedicated to providing the best… Read More
