People at high risk for eye diseases should be examined more often. For example, adults with diabetes should have yearly exams. People with a family history of eye disease and those with a history of eye injury should also get checked often.
Here are some signs you might need glasses:
- You squint to see things.
- Objects look blurry.
- You need to hold things far away or very close to your face to read them.
If you need glasses, this is what you should do:
- Go to the doctor and get fitted for eyeglasses.
- Have your eyes checked for Glaucoma, Cataracts, and any other diseases?
- Find out if Medicare or other insurance programs offer discounts for buying eyeglasses. Check with your doctor for other tips on saving money.
