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Types of IV (Intravenous) Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy is most often given by IV infusion (through a flexible tube placed in a vein). Depending on the type and number of medicines, the length of your IV treatment may range from hours to days.
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Understanding IV Chemotherapy
You may have a short-term IV or a central venous catheter. Your healthcare provider will discuss which is best for your treatment.
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After Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery: In the Hospital
Learn what to expect in the hospital after you have minimally invasive heart surgery.
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What Is Diabetic Retinopathy?
Diabetic retinopathy is a disease that can lead to blurry, distorted vision or even blindness. It happens when diabetes harms blood vessels on the retina at the back of the eye.
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YAG Capsulotomy: How a YAG Laser Works
Find out how a YAG laser uses fast, tiny bursts of energy to improve your vision during a capsulotomy.
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Understanding Noninfectious Red Eye: Treating Inflammation
Red eyes aren't caused only by viral and bacterial infections. Allergies and environmental irritants are often to blame. Here's a look at these 2 common causes of eye inflammation, and how to treat them.
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What Are Dry Eyes?
To be comfortable, your eyes need to be lubricated, or bathed, with tears. But if your eyes don't make enough tears, the surface gets irritated. This is known as dry eyes.
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What Is Presbyopia?
Presbyopia is the loss of close-up focusing. With age, the lens in the eye hardens and can't change its shape as easily. It then can't focus clearly on close objects. This makes them look blurry.
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Correcting Presbyopia: Glasses
Glasses can correct presbyopia. They focus the image back onto the retina. This way, you can see an object clearly. There are several kinds of glasses you can choose from.
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