Pellucid Marginal Degeneration (PMD) is a chronic, slowly progressing condition that causes peripheral corneal thinning. It is crucial to recognise this because it may result in a serious decline in visual function. Additionally, refractive surgery patients with PMD may experience negative outcomes, thus this is something to take into account before having the procedure. Despite…
Read MoreBeing short sighted is different from having pathological myopia. If you have pathological myopia, you are extremely short-sighted and this has led to deteriorating alterations in the back of your eye. Your vision may be affected by pathological myopia, which cannot be treated with glasses or contact lenses. Depending on the degenerative alteration that has…
Read MoreLaser eye treatment called panretinal photocoagulation (PRP) is used in patients who have grown aberrant new blood vessels in the drainage system of the eyeball or in the retina at the rear of the eye. The PRP laser treatment promotes existing vessels to contract and scar while inhibiting the growth of aberrant new vessels on…
Read MoreAn infection called onchocerciasis is brought on by a specific parasite. African river blindness is another name for this disease. It ranks as the second most typical infectious cause of blindness worldwide. Prior to becoming blind, people typically experience symptoms including skin pimples and itching. Onchocerciasis is a parasitic roundworm disease. Only humans can contract…
Read MoreOcular rosacea is inflammation that causes redness, burning and itching of the eyes. It often develops in people who have rosacea, a chronic skin condition that affects the face. Sometimes the first indication that you may later acquire the facial type of rosacea is ocular (eye) rosacea. Most adults with ocular rosacea are between the…
Read MoreThe condition known as neuropathic corneal pain makes your eyes, face, or head overly sensitive. Additionally, it harms them. Another name for this disease is corneal neuralgia. The precise origin of neuropathic corneal pain is unknown to doctors. They postulate that inflammation and corneal nerve injury are the causes. Your nervous system will not operate…
Read MoreKeratoconus is a condition where the cornea becomes thin and bulges outwards in a cone shape, making it weaker and less stable. LASIK involves removing a small amount of corneal tissue to reshape the cornea and improve visual acuity. Hence, in individuals who have keratoconus, removing additional corneal tissue through LASIK can further weaken the…
Read MoreMalignant glaucoma was originally identified in 1869 as having an increased IOP and a shallow or flat anterior chamber, typically following ocular surgery. Aqueous misdirection, ciliary block glaucoma, and lens block angle closure are some of the many terms for malignant glaucoma that have evolved through time. It is one of the most complex and…
Read MoreA condition known as macular telangiectasia (MacTel) that affects the macula results in loss of central vision. When the tiny blood arteries near the fovea have issues, MacTel develops. For tasks like reading, the fovea in the macula’s center provides the clearest central vision. There are two varieties of MacTel, Type 1 and Type 2,…
Read MoreIf you have a family history of glaucoma, it is important to be aware of the potential risk and to take steps to protect your eye health. While having a family history of glaucoma is a significant risk factor for developing the disease, it does not necessarily mean that you will develop it. However, it…
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