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  • Our hospital's policy on patient harassment

    Nagoya Eye Clinic (hereinafter referred to as "our clinic") strives to provide the best medical services by treating patients and their families sincerely and in response to their trust and expectations. However, some patients and their families who receive treatment, or those related to them, make demands that go beyond the bounds of common sense, or engage in verbal or physical actions that deny the dignity of our staff, violence, sexual harassment, etc., which are serious problems that lead to a deterioration of the work environment and clinical environment (these verbal and physical actions of patients and their families are called "pay harassment"). Our clinic will not tolerate pay harassment, and will take a firm stance against these nuisances in order to respect and protect the human rights of not only our staff, but also other patients and their families.

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  • If you feel like your eyes are not feeling well, please feel free to consult us. [General eye treatment]

    Redness, itchiness, blurred vision, watery eyes, dry eyes, eye fatigue, allergies such as hay fever, decreased vision, eye examinations, eye problems in middle-aged and elderly people...there are many eye diseases and the symptoms vary.
    At Nagoya Eye Clinic, our specialists will listen to your concerns about any minor eye problems you may have and provide a thorough examination. Just like with physical illnesses, early detection of eye diseases is important. Please feel free to consult with us. Nagoya Eye Clinic operates on a reservation-only system, so you won't have to wait. First, please use our "Web Reservation" service, which is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We look forward to seeing you.

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  • Guide to using My Number Health Insurance Card

    As of December 2024, 12, new issuance of health insurance cards will end, and current health insurance cards will expire on December 2, 2025. At Nagoya Eye Clinic, we have installed a card reader at the reception desk and ask patients who have a My Number card to consent to the My Number health insurance card.

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Presbyopia, which begins around the age of 40, is a phenomenon of aging of the eyes, in which the muscles that adjust the lens become weaker and the ability to focus decreases, making it difficult to see near objects.
At Nagoya Eye Clinic, we will propose the most suitable vision correction according to the symptoms of each individual, considering the age of middle age.For middle-aged people who still want to be active on the front lines both on and off the field, let Nagoya Eye Clinic realize your clear vision.

Did you know?
Be careful from age 40!
What is eye flail?

"Eye frailty" is a condition in which the function of the eyes is impaired by the deterioration of eyesight with age and the addition of various external stresses, and is a condition in which the risk of such impairment is high. It is said that people receive 80% of information through their eyesight, and there are concerns that a decline in mental and physical functions, such as "social frailty," which prevents people from participating in social activities due to a weakening of visual information, and "mental frailty," which can lead to the onset of depression and dementia, may occur.

Our hospital has many eye-frailty advice doctors and support orthoptists on staff.

We support countermeasures against eye frailty and minor vision care. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us. Also, even if you do not currently have any symptoms, we recommend that you visit an ophthalmologist once a year after the age of 40.

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Q. I have always had good eyesight.
Recently it has become difficult to see far and near

A. You may be farsighted.

Hyperopia is not a problem at all when you are young, but symptoms begin to appear when you reach the age of 40, the age of presbyopia.The cause is due to the decline in the ability to focus the eyes, which is called accommodative power.Symptoms often include difficulty seeing near and far, and eyestrain.As a treatment, you will need to wear reading glasses (reading glasses) for near vision.If you need vision for long distances such as driving, you will need glasses.If you don't like wearing glasses, you may be able to treat it with bifocal contact lenses or surgery.

Q. I can see well in the distance, but it is becoming difficult to see up close.

A. You may have presbyopia.

Although there are some individual differences, everyone will start to develop presbyopia after their 40s.The cause is a decline in the eye's ability to focus, called accommodation.Symptoms include difficulty seeing up close and tired eyes.

For treatment, you can wear reading glasses, or if you don't like glasses, you may be able to treat with bifocal contact lenses or surgery.

Q. I can see far when I wear glasses.
My glasses make it difficult to see near objects

A. Your glasses may not have the right prescription.
Or you may have presbyopia.

If the power for distant vision is not correct, it will be difficult to see because you will not be able to see near objects with proper eye conditions.
Treatment requires changing the power of the glasses or the type of glasses (bifocals, etc.).

Q. Even if I wear glasses, it is becoming difficult to see far and near.

A. Your glasses may not have the right prescription.
Or you may have presbyopia.

Some people do not change their eyeglass power, but others change in a few months, so it is necessary to have an eye test to find out.
Also, if the power for distant vision is not correct, you will not be able to see near objects in an appropriate eye condition, making it difficult to see. For treatment, it is necessary to change the power of the glasses or the type of glasses (bifocals, etc.). .

Q. I can see far away with contact lenses.
It's getting harder to see near me

A. Your contact lens power may be changing.
You may also have presbyopia.

If the power for distant vision is not correct, it will be difficult to see because you will not be able to see near objects with proper eye conditions.
Treatment includes the proper contact lens power and a prescription for reading glasses.
If you don't like glasses, you need to change to bifocal contact lenses.

Q. Contact lenses have become unusable for a long time.

A. Your contact lens power may be changing.
You may also have dry eye.

If the dioptric power for distant vision is not correct, you will not be able to see in the proper eye condition, which may cause extra strain on your eyes.
You may also have dry eyes, as tears decrease as you age.
The treatment should be the appropriate contact lens power or change to contact lenses that are compatible with dry eye.

Q. Anyway, my eyes get tired easily.

A. Your glasses or contact lenses may not have the right prescription.In addition, presbyopia may not be properly treated.

If the dioptric power for distant vision is not correct, you will not be able to see in the proper eye condition, which may cause extra strain on your eyes.
You may also have dry eyes, as tears decrease as you age.

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Advice Doctor

We provide medical treatment, research, and awareness-raising activities for eye frailty. If you are middle-aged or elderly and feel like you have some difficulty seeing, please consult the eye frailty advice doctor at Nagoya Eye Clinic.

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