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?
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?
Yesterday I got checked my pressure was 12 (GAT) Also in my reports it shows Anterior Chamber: Normal in contents and depth pacd=1ct and Deep and and Quiet. Im I in the risk of angel closure glaucoma in future? Also I have myopia -3 in my left eye and pathological myopia/coloboma in my right eye Like if i strain something or do strength training in gym in that case can it lead to this angel closure glaucoma.
I got lenskart eye test a month ago and I'll attach my result Basically I got contact lenses as well yesterday but lenskart didn't have any option to pick -1.50 cylindrical so I picked -1.75 for the right eye Was this okay or not?
Water discharge from eyes n Itching in the corner of earlier little bump on lower eyelid corner of the eye. Now outside eye also some itching in night. How to treat it without antibiotics?
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