Why People in Coastal Cities Like St. Petersburg Are More Likely to Be Affected by Pterygium
Residents of St. Petersburg, Florida, enjoy abundant sunshine, ocean views, and an active outdoor lifestyle. But coastal living also brings unique health concerns, especially for the eyes. One condition that tends to be more common in seaside communities is pterygium, sometimes called “surfer’s eye.” At St. Michael’s Eye & Laser Institute, our team treats a range of corneal conditions, including pterygium, with personalized care and advanced expertise. Why Pterygium Is More Common in Coastal Areas Pterygium is a non-cancerous growth of fleshy tissue that begins on the white of the eye and can extend onto the cornea. While it… More
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