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There’s a KC community ready to help

There are several KC community forums and message boards online dedicated to better understand this disease. These are the most common places that patients go to seek out information about their diagnosis and build relationships with members of the KC community.

Here are a few groups you can join to participate in the conversation.

Keratoconus Group (Follow)

Keratoconus Group (Join)

Keratoconus Community

Keratoconus on Reddit

The following is a list of resources for current or potential patients and their families. If you have a specific medical question, it is best to consult your doctor.

National Keratoconus Foundation

Alliance for Eye and Vision Research

Cornea Research Foundation of America

Prevent Blindness

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Keratoconus symptoms can impact your daily life. W

Keratoconus symptoms can impact your daily life. When left untreated, it may lead to significant vision loss. If you're noticing vision changes, take the KC Quiz today!

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Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease you shoul

Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease you should know about! Learn more about the signs and symptoms at our page and at CouldItBeKC.com!

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📢 Let's talk about keratoconus – it's a big d

📢 Let's talk about keratoconus – it's a big deal! Early detection is CRITICAL as KC is a progressive eye disease. Do you know the symptoms? Check out our videos or visit coulditbekc.com to learn more.

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Left untreated, keratoconus can lead to significan

Left untreated, keratoconus can lead to significant vision loss. If you’re experiencing blurry, distorted vision or frequent prescription changes, take the KC Quiz to learn more! 👀📋 #Keratoconus #awareness #visionloss

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Keratoconus: A problem you never saw coming.

Eye rubbing may seem like an innocent habit, but it's also a symptom of KC — a progressive eye disease that can lead to significant vision loss.

Take the quiz at CouldItBeKC.com to find out more.

Double vision and halos are red flags you don't wa

Double vision and halos are red flags you don't want to ignore. If you're seeing any of these it may be time to schedule a visit with an eye doctor to ask about the progressive eye disease called keratoconus.

Take the KC Quiz today at CouldItBeKC.com

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Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease that affects 5-30% of people with Down syndrome, and it often goes undiagnosed. Sylvia and her mother, Sarah, know this all too well. Being informed is key for caregivers and parents!

Don't miss their inspiring story and the chance to learn more about KC ➡️ Check out our link in bio!

Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease that affe

Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease that affects 5-30% of people with Down syndrome, and it often goes undiagnosed. Sylvia and her mother, Sarah, know this all too well. Being informed is key for caregivers and parents!

Don't miss their inspiring story and the chance to learn more about KC ➡️ Check out the link in our bio!

Don’t let keratoconus (KC) symptoms go unchecked

Don’t let keratoconus (KC) symptoms go unchecked! Visit LivingWithKC.com to learn more and to take the KC Quiz.

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A habit you don’t even notice may be a sign of something more… take the KC Quiz today at CouldItBeKC.com

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Are you experiencing blurry vision and frequent ch

Are you experiencing blurry vision and frequent changes to your prescription? These could be signs of keratoconus (KC). And if you're rubbing your eyes often, it could worsen the condition and affect your vision.

Learn about more signs and symptoms and take the KC Quiz at the link in bio.

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Are you experiencing blurry vision and frequent ch

Are you experiencing blurry vision and frequent changes to your prescription? These could be signs of keratoconus (KC). And if you're rubbing your eyes often, it could worsen the condition and affect your vision.

Learn about more signs and symptoms and take the KC Quiz at the link in bio.

#LivingwithKC #Keratoconus #EyeRubbing #Symptoms

Keratoconus symptoms may go unnoticed and often KC

Keratoconus symptoms may go unnoticed and often KC can be mistaken for other eye problems. If you are experiencing blurred vision, light sensitivity, and headaches, you should share that with your eye doctor!

To learn more, take the KC Quiz at CouldItBeKC.com!

Keratoconus symptoms may go unnoticed and often KC

Keratoconus symptoms may go unnoticed and often KC can be mistaken for other eye problems. If you are experiencing blurred vision, light sensitivity, and headaches, you should share that with your eye doctor!

To learn more, take the KC Quiz at CouldItBeKC.com!

Living with keratoconus can impact your daily life

Living with keratoconus can impact your daily life. Simple tasks like reading, driving, and watching TV may become challenging and worsen over time. But you don't have to suffer in silence. Team up with your eye doctor to be screened for KC.

Take the first step today and learn more at CouldItBeKC.com

If any of these symptoms sound familiar it may be

If any of these symptoms sound familiar it may be time for a visit to your eye doctor! 👀 Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease, so early detection is important to preserving vision.

#Keratoconus

To learn more, take the KC Quiz at the link in our bio!

Do you find yourself squinting to read or struggli

Do you find yourself squinting to read or struggling to see clearly at night? Are headaches and eye rubbing a daily occurrence? These could be early signs of keratoconus (KC), a progressive eye disease that may distort your vision and make daily tasks challenging. Remember, your eyes are irreplaceable - don't wait until it's too late to care for them.

Take the KC quiz to learn more at CouldItBeKC.com

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Have you noticed that you are rubbing your eyes more often than usual? Blurry vision, frequent headaches, and difficulty driving at night could be signs of keratoconus (KC). If you or someone you know is experiencing these symptoms, it's important to take action sooner rather than later because KC is a progressive disease.

Learn more about KC at LivingWithKC.com

Here's a quick reminder that you shouldn't take yo

Here's a quick reminder that you shouldn't take your vision for granted! If you're starting to notice signs of keratoconus — like eye rubbing, blurred vision, or frequent headaches — it's time to make an appointment to see your eye doctor.

Learn more about KC at coulditbeKC.com

Did you know that having family members with kerat

Did you know that having family members with keratoconus (KC) could be a risk factor. While we don't know the exact cause of KC, genetics, the environment, and hormonal changes could all play a role.

Learn more at coulditbeKC.com

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