Pregnancy changes a woman’s body significantly — hormone levels fluctuate, blood volume increases and the body retains fluid. All of these changes can affect eye health and vision. For example, fluid retention can cause the cornea to temporarily change shape, so some women find they are more nearsighted while expecting. Others notice their eyes are… Continue Reading →
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