Dr. Erin Vogt Stromberg O.D., Optometrist
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Dr. Erin Vogt Stromberg O.D.

Optometrist

400 Laskin Rd Virginia Beach Virginia, 23451
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Dr. Erin Stromberg is an optometrist practicing in Virginia Beach, VA. Dr. Stromberg specializing in providing eye care services to patients. As an optometrist, Dr. Stromberg performs eye exams, tests vision, corrects vision by prescribing eye glasses or contacts, detects certain eye disorders and manages and treats vision problems. Optometrists often work closely with ophthalmologists who may need to further treat patients with surgical procedures.

Education and Training

Pennsylvania College of Optometry OD 2007

Pennsylvania College of Optometry BS 2004

Saint Mary's University of Minnesota BA 2001

Provider Details

Female English
Dr. Erin Vogt Stromberg O.D.
Dr. Erin Vogt Stromberg O.D.'s Expert Contributions
  • What are the disadvantages of cataract surgery?

    There are risks involved with any surgery, but the benefits in the case of cataract surgery outweigh the risks. If the cataracts are ready to be removed then it should be done. If left to mature they can eventually cause loss of vision. READ MORE

  • Eye concern?

    You should see an eye doctor. READ MORE

  • Hot oil in my eye, should I see a doctor?

    Seeing an eye doctor sounds like a good idea. READ MORE

  • When should I worry about vision changes?

    If you are having sudden vision changes, you should get seen by an optometrist immediately. If the changes are gradual, you should still get seen, but it may not be as emergent. READ MORE

  • Eye swollen?

    This looks like a Pterygium. They are caused by sun damage. But to be safe and make sure nothing else is going on with the eyes, you should be sure to schedule an eye examination with your optometrist. READ MORE

  • How often should contacts be replaced?

    That all depends on which contact lens your doctor fit you with. There are certain contacts that need to be thrown away daily; there are some that are 2-week disposables, and there are some that are monthly disposables. The best thing to do is to ask your doctor which lens you are wearing and how often it should be thrown away. READ MORE

  • Why does my eye always burn after having LASIK?

    It could be dry eye that was increased because of the LASIK surgery or it could be something else. The best thing you could do is go back to your surgeon for a follow-up or see your optometrist. READ MORE

  • What happens if you blink during laser eye surgery?

    I don't think you'll need to worry about that. The surgeon will put in drops that will numb everything and also put a device in that will hold the eyes open. No need to even think about it! READ MORE

  • What helps red eyes fast?

    This all depends why your eyes are red. Redness is usually caused by something else going on with your eyes. The best bet would be to see your optometrist for an examination. READ MORE

  • Is using eye drops every day bad for you?

    It really depends what the drop is and what it is used for. Was it prescribed by your doctor? I would only use what was recommended or prescribed by a doctor, otherwise, yes, it could be detrimental to your eyes. READ MORE

  • What are the best eye drops for dry eye?

    There are so many eye drops available, both over the counter and prescription. There are also a lot of different reasons for dry eyes. The tear film is made up of three different layers and different eye drops work to help the different layers. The best way to find out what the appropriate drop is for your eyes, is to see an eye doctor for a full dry eye evaluation. They would do the appropriate tests to see what is going on with your eyes. READ MORE

  • What is the main cause of conjunctivitis?

    Conjunctivitis is just a broad term for inflammation of the conjunctiva. The inflammation can be caused by a virus, bacteria, allergy, trauma, fungus, etc. There are many causes but only way to know how to treat the conjunctivitis is to see an optometrist or OMD for diagnosis. READ MORE

  • Can optometrists do Botox treatment?

    Unfortunately, optometrists in Virginia cannot perform Botox procedures at this time. You should see an oculoplastics ophthalmologist to have this done. READ MORE

  • Are there drops available to treat dry eyes?

    There may be drops available for treating your dryness. The best way to know what treatment is needed in your case would be to get in for an eye examination and dry eye evaluation. READ MORE

  • Will my son need glasses for life?

    Hello! There is no way to know the answer to this for sure. The best thing you can do is continue seeing your optometrist annually or as directed and he/she will keep an "eye" on his vision. Some people "outgrow" glasses and some people get worse, but everyone is different. READ MORE

  • How often should I get an eye examination?

    Hello there! Yes, you should continue going in for eye examinations every year. This will ensure that your eyes stay healthy and that any eye diseases will be caught and dealt with in a reasonable amount of time. READ MORE

  • What is the way to treat eye strain due to excessive computer use?

    One of the best preventative measures with eye strain is to decrease the use or at least look up from the computer occasionally. A good rule of thumb is: 20-20-20 (every 20 minutes, look up from the computer for 20 seconds and look at a distance of 20 feet - out a window or down the hallway). The other thing you should do is visit your optometrist for an examination to see if your prescription has changed. READ MORE

  • How often should we ideally visit an optometrist?

    Everyone should be seen yearly to check for any progression of eye diseases or deterioration of vision. READ MORE

  • Why do I see hazy in the night?

    You may need a prescription pair of glasses now or it may be something else. The best thing to do is to see your optometrist for an evaluation. READ MORE

  • My eye drops are getting into my mouth. Should I be concerned?

    The ducts that drain the eyes are connected to the nose and mouth, so this is completely normal. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

GlaucomaContact lensesOrtho KeratologyDiabetes Melitus

What do you attribute your success to?

  • Perseverance, goal setting, and having great patients.

Hobbies / Sports

  • Going to the beach, Enjoying the festivals in Virginia Beach, Going to the gym, Spending time with family, Traveling

Dr. Erin Vogt Stromberg O.D.'s Practice location

Blink Eyecare

400 Laskin Rd -
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451
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