Due to driness? Is it possible to blink a lot more than usual of eyelids? Actually I have a dryness problem due to sunlight, screen, air, I got a dryness issue during summer so I used to have an eye drop for it. Apart from that I have myopia 4.5 and 5 . Mainly wanted to know if I need to use dry eyedrops daily or how I can get rid of the excessive blinking problem?
I have been seeing persistent afterimages for a long time and it is not limited to phone, tv, laptop. For ex: I watch a plate, glass, grill, plaster of paris design and look away I see a glimpse of that object for a second. I am working on my laptop and I see it towards the screen after typing then I see the keyboard glimpse. Even on the road if there is a bright sign board or name and I look away, I see a glimpse of that. I have got my dilated retina exam done and it is fine. Even a few months ago I got an MRI Brain Plain done on the suggestion of a neurologist and it's also fine. Recently optho doctor suggested that I go for a Neurologist for ocular migraine. I don't have any headache but sometimes I feel heaviness on the sides and back of my head. I also have many times feel pain in the eyes area. I have lazy eye in LE, floaters, number in both eyes. Taking Bilypsa and L-gautholine for fatty liver from 7 months. Lost 26 Kg of weight in 7 months. Which doctor to visit? I am fed up.
My son is 3 years old, he doesn't interact much and doesn't and doesn't follow instructions. Recently he has been diagnosed with refractive error in both eyes. The doctor has prescribed a minimum number as of now -2.00 Cyl in RE & -3.00 Cyl in LE. He said his LE number can be more. There is a sph number also. Can someone tell me what needs to be done. As I have seen at multiple places the number keeps on increasing until 18 years of age. Also the doctor has prescribed Pataone drops once a day and ecotears plus (Sodium Hyaluronate 0.18) drops twice a day. Any suggestions and help matters.
I am writing to seek your opinion regarding my father (80 years old). Chief complaint: Burning sensation in both eyes for approximately one month. There is no eye discharge, but he experiences persistent burning and irritation. Eye examination findings: Vision: Right eye – 6/9, Left eye – 6/18 Pseudophakia (status post cataract surgery with intraocular lens implantation) Medical history: No history of diabetes History of hypertension The following medications were prescribed: Maxmoist Eye Drops – 1 drop, 4 times daily Aydrops Eye Drops – 1 drop, 4 times daily Unfortunately, despite using these medications as advised, his symptoms have not improved. Even frequent splashing of water on his eyes has not provided any relief. Could you please advise: What could be the possible cause of his persistent burning sensation? Whether any additional investigations or examinations are required. Whether you would recommend any alternative medications ? Eyes is hereby attached.
Which type of lens are suitable for cataract problem to view distance intermediate and near vison. Without spects which type of lens are perfect for age 50 years. Under monofocal which lens are suitable for distance, intermediate and near vision. It is okay if we get spects for reading newpaper but even for cooking it is problem using spects.after surgery if we use spects for near vison will it effect distance vison?
Modern cataract surgery is now a walk in-walk out, stitch less, painless procedure performed through 2-3mmincision giving quick visual recovery. For good visual outcome there are many surgical choices to be made in cataract surgery which patients should be aware to be able to make ...
Dry eyes can be an uncomfortable and frustrating condition, often resulting from environmental factors, prolonged screen time, or underlying health issues.Dry eyes can show symptoms like sensitivity to light,redness,gritty sensation,burning sensation,irritation and sometimes blurring of vision ...
Refraction errors are common vision problems that occur when the shape of the eye prevents light from focusing directly on the retina. These errors can lead to blurred vision and other discomforts, affecting daily activities and overall eye health. Recognizing the signs early can help in seeking ...
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Glaucoma is a complex eye condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It's often referred to as the "silent thief of sight" because it can progress gradually without showing any noticeable symptoms until significant vision loss has occurred. One of the critical aspects of managing ...
