Experiencing eye dryness ,heavy fatigue , and text shadowing (halos ) while using laptop dark mode . struggling with brighr lights , sensitivity when blinking , and diffcult focusing despite wearing very mild specs (-0.25 and -0.50). Requesting expert to suggest any drops or something or any special lens?
Having eye redness and small swelling in left eye since last 2-3 days. I cant remember what medica my doc gave me for same probelm 2-3years back. Augmentin 625 and moxicip eye drop. But along with that something for the inflamation. Pls help
Hello Doctor, my mother (Dilshad, 60 years old) has severe dental infection. The dentist has advised the extraction of around 12 teeth in total (both upper and lower jaw). I am very concerned and want to know if removing upper or lower teeth can have any negative effect or damage on her eyes, vision, or optic nerves. Could you please clarify as an ophthalmologist?
My 3.5 years from the past 2 days started blinking his eyes. Before sleeping and then hard blink once in 5 to 10 mins. He had a cold and cough a week back. Otherwise, he is normal.
I’ve had increasing flare/glare for the past ~2 months. I notice it more while driving at night, especially with bright lights, and sometimes with blue/bright lights. I also experience some disorientation/distortion when looking at many fine lines together, such as in elevators or patterned areas. I recently visited an eye hospital. My prescription was: Right: −6.00 SPH, −1.00 CYL × 10° Left: −3.25 SPH, −0.75 CYL × 160° They checked my eye ,did a scan and did a dilated examination, and the senior doctor discussed IPCL/ICL as an option for my refractive power. However, I’m not particularly interested in refractive surgery just to avoid glasses. My main concern is understanding why this flare/glare has increased recently and whether there is an underlying eye problem causing these symptoms. What tests or evaluations would be appropriate to identify the cause?
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