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Forsyth Eye Health and Surgery, PC and Dr. Susanna Ringeman provide comprehensive Ophthalmic services

04/23/2026

Flakes or oily particles at the base of your eyelashes? Burning, irritated eyes? A constant feeling like something is in your eye?👁️⁠
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If any of that sounds familiar, you may have blepharitis — an inflammation of the eyelids that is one of the most common eye conditions we see. It’s especially common in people with oily skin, dandruff, or rosacea.⁠
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Blepharitis won’t always go away on its own, but the right routine can keep it under control and get you back to feeling comfortable. If your symptoms are interfering with your day, it’s worth a conversation with your ophthalmologist. ⁠
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04/22/2026

As medical doctors with surgical training, ophthalmologists can diagnose and treat the full spectrum of eye diseases—from routine to complex.⁠
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Here are the key signs it’s time to make an appointment:⁠
🚨 Urgent Symptoms (Call immediately):⁠
-Sudden vision loss or blurriness⁠
-Flashes of light or a “curtain” over your vision⁠
-Sudden increase in floaters⁠
-Eye injury or trauma⁠
-Severe eye pain or redness⁠
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📋 Common Conditions We Treat:⁠
-Cataracts – Clouding of the lens that requires surgical removal⁠
-Glaucoma – Increased eye pressure that damages the optic nerve; requires medical or surgical treatment⁠
-Dry Eye - Chronic condition where the eyes do not produce enough tears or the tears are poor quality⁠
-Blepharitis - Chronic inflammation of the eyelids, often causing red, itchy, irritated eyelids with dandruff-like flakes at the base of eyelashes⁠
-Diabetic Retinopathy – Diabetes-related damage to retinal blood vessels⁠
-Macular Degeneration – Age-related deterioration of central vision⁠
-Retinal Detachment or Tears – Serious condition requiring immediate surgical intervention⁠
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💡 You Should Also See an Ophthalmologist If:⁠
-You have diabetes, high blood pressure, or autoimmune disease⁠
-You have a family history of glaucoma or macular degeneration⁠
-You’re considering eye surgery ⁠
-Your optometrist has referred you for specialized care⁠
-You need advanced diagnostic testing⁠
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04/15/2026

We never want you to feel alarmed, but we do want you to feel informed. 💙⁠
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Some eye symptoms need immediate attention — and knowing what to watch for could make all the difference for your vision.⁠
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If you ever experience any of the following, please don’t wait — call us right away:⁠
👁️ Sudden vision loss or blurriness⁠
👁️ Flashes of light or a “curtain” over your vision⁠
👁️ A sudden increase in floaters⁠
👁️ Eye injury or trauma⁠
👁️ Severe eye pain or redness⁠
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Your vision is precious, and we are always here when you need us. 💙

04/13/2026

Did you know cataract surgery can change the way you see color? Hear what one of our patients had to say after surgery — her reaction says it all. 👁️✨⁠
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04/02/2026

Forsyth Eye Health And Surgery will be closed Friday April 3rd.
Happy Easter!

03/12/2026

Spring is here and we waited all winter for this. ☀️⁠The warm weather, the blooming flowers, the longer days… and then we have the itchy, watery, red eyes that nobody asked for.⁠

Seasonal allergies can do a number on your eyes — and if you’ve ever spent a spring day fighting the urge to rub them, you know exactly what we mean. ⁠
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Swipe for some allergy relief tips.
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03/11/2026

At Forsyth Eye Health & Surgery, our staff is the heart of everything we do. From the moment you walk through our doors to the follow-up after your procedure, our team is here to make sure you feel cared for, informed, and confident in your vision journey.⁠
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Over the coming weeks, we’re excited to introduce you to the faces behind the practice. Get to know the people who are passionate about your eye health and dedicated to providing exceptional care.⁠
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First up: Meet Drs. Susanna Ringemen. ⁠
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03/04/2026

Worried about age-related vision loss? Start with your plate. 🥗⁠
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Conditions like macular degeneration, cataracts, and dry eye disease aren’t always preventable—but eating the right foods can significantly lower your risk.⁠
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The nutrients your eyes need most:⁠
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✅ Lutein & Zeaxanthin (found in spinach, kale, eggs)⁠
Protect your retina from harmful blue light and oxidative stress.⁠
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✅ Omega-3 Fatty Acids (found in salmon, tuna, walnuts)⁠
Support the tear film and reduce inflammation that can damage eye tissue.⁠
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✅ Vitamin C (found in oranges, strawberries, bell peppers)⁠
Strengthens blood vessels in your eyes and may slow the progression of cataracts.⁠
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✅ Vitamin E (found in almonds, sunflower seeds, avocados)⁠
Acts as an antioxidant to protect cells in your eyes from damage.⁠
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✅ Vitamin A (found in carrots, sweet potatoes, cantaloupe)⁠
Essential for night vision and overall eye function.⁠
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✅ Zinc (found in eggs, beef, chickpeas)⁠
Helps transport vitamin A from your liver to your retina.⁠
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The takeaway? A colorful, nutrient-rich diet isn’t just good for your body—it’s one of the best things you can do for your long-term vision.⁠
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Questions about eye nutrition? Ask us at your next appointment!⁠
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02/27/2026

Reviews like this make our day. ☀️⁠
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We know choosing an eye care provider is a big decision. It’s not just about credentials—it’s about finding a team you trust and an experience that makes you feel cared for.⁠
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Thank you for trusting us with your vision!
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02/26/2026

Your eyes deserve expert care. 👁️ An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor (MD/DO) with advanced training in eye disease and surgery — and there are more reasons to see one than you might think.⁠
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Here’s when to make an appointment:⁠
✔️ Cataracts affecting your vision⁠
✔️ Glaucoma management or surgery⁠
✔️ Annual diabetic eye exams⁠
✔️ Age-related macular degeneration⁠
✔️ Persistent dry eye or blepharitis⁠
✔️ Ocular allergies⁠
✔️ Cosmetic or reconstructive procedures like blepharoplasty⁠
✔️ LASIK and other vision correction surgery⁠
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Your vision is worth protecting. ⁠
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02/25/2026

He Said, She Said: Cataract Surgery Edition⁠
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Everyone experiences cataract surgery a little differently. And everyone has something different to say about how it’s changed their life.⁠
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He notices the clarity when he’s on the golf course.⁠
She notices the vibrant colors she’d been missing.⁠
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He’s excited about driving at night again.⁠
She’s thrilled to read without frustration.⁠
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Different perspectives. Same amazing outcome.⁠
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Swipe to see the dramatic before-and-after difference cataracts make in your vision—and hear what our patients have to say about life after their procedure. 👉⁠
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If cataracts are affecting your quality of life, we can help.⁠
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02/01/2026

Forsyth Eye Health And Surgery will be closed Monday, February 2nd due to the winter storm and current road conditions.

Please stay safe and warm.
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Address

2827 Lyndhurst Avenue, Suite 204
Winston-Salem, NC
27103

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+13368425477

Website

http://www.forsytheyehealth.com/

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