What Is Vitreomacular Traction?
The vitreous, a material, fills the centre of the eye. This clear, gel-like substance is firmly attached to the retina and macula in the healthy, youthful eye by millions of tiny fibres. The vitreous shrinks and pulls away from the retina as the eye ages or as a result of an eye condition. Over time, […]
What Is Endophthalmitis?
An infection of the tissues or fluids inside the eyeball is known as endophthalmitis. An urgent medical emergency has occurred. Consult an ophthalmologist as soon as you can if you experience any symptoms. If endophthalmitis is not treated right away, it might cause blindness. Endophthalmitis mostly comes in two different forms Exogenous Endophthalmitis and Endogenous Endophthalmitis […]
What Is Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis?
In giant papillary conjunctivitis, (GPC) large bumps appear on the underside of the eyelid. The eyelid’s inside surface turns red, puffy, and inflamed. Your eyelid’s inner surface is incredibly smooth without GPC. The risk of developing GPC is highest in those who wear contact lenses, particularly soft lenses. Even after years of contact lens use, […]
Myasthenia gravis
A disease called myasthenia gravis can make muscles prone to weakness and tire. The condition may also impact the muscles that regulate eye and eyelid movement. This could result in double vision or drooping eyelids. Most patients with myasthenic eye symptoms may experience weakening in other body parts within a year or two. The face, […]
Latisse
The brand name for the prescription medication bimatoprost ophthalmic solution is Latisse. Applying this solution to the upper lash line will help your eyelashes seem better over time by causing them to get longer, thicker, and darker. The original usage of this exact bimatoprost solution was as a glaucoma medication (with the brand name Lumigan). […]
Ischemic Optic Neuropathy
When blood does not flow properly to the optic nerve in your eye, it eventually results in permanent damage to the nerve. This condition is called ischemic optic neuropathy (ION). One or both of your eyes may suddenly lose their ability to see when you have ION. Your eyes send information to your brain via […]
Convergence Insufficiency
The eyes do not converge adequately for close vision when there is convergence insufficiency. When we read, our binocular function both eyes working together is compromised. While reading, one or both eyes may tilt outward. This makes it challenging to read or use a computer. Convergence insufficiency can occur in anyone, but children and young […]
Charles Bonnet Syndrome
Some individuals who lose all or part of their vision may develop Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS). They experience visual hallucinations as a result, seeing things that are not actually there. According to a recent study, this syndrome is unexpectedly widespread among persons who have specific kinds of vision loss. Visual hallucinations are the primary symptom […]
Xanthelasma
Yellow growths on or near the eyelids are known as xanthelasma. They could be level or a little elevated. They develop as cholesterol (also known as lipid or fat) deposits accumulate beneath the skin. Xanthelasma are harmless in and of themselves, however they can be a symptom of heart disease.Some people believe that xanthelasma is […]
Vitamin A Deficiency
Vitamin A deficiency occurs when your body does not receive enough vitamin A to maintain health. Blindness and vision loss can result from a vitamin A deficiency. Additionally, it may result in troubles with your immune system, tissues, skin, heart, lungs, and skin.Vitamin A deficiency occurs when you don’t get enough vitamin A in your […]