Keratoconus can be diagnosed by a routine eye check-up. While the cause of keratoconus is still unknown, one theory states that it may have a genetic origin.
Here are some of the risk factors related to this condition:
Have a family history related to keratoconusRub your eyes vigorouslyHave some specific affections, such as retinitis pigmentosa, Down syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, and asthma, among others.At #PrecisionEyeCare you can make an appointment with Dr. Helena Wang, OD, a contact lens specialist, who uses the latest technology to address a full scope of refractive problems that might require custom-made contact lenses, complex rigid gas-permeable contact lens fit, and scleral contact lens for keratoconus.
