Cataracts: The Importance of Regular Eye Examinations

If you have noticed a gradual clouding or blurring of your vision, or if you have difficulty seeing in bright light, you may be experiencing symptoms of cataracts. Cataracts are a common condition in which the lens of the eye becomes cloudy, causing vision problems. Fortunately, cataracts are treatable with surgery, but it is important…

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Expert Eye Care in Karachi, Pakistan

Eye Surgery in Karachi has never been so accessible! At The Eye Center, Dr. Mahnaz Naveed Shah & Associates, we are dedicated to giving you only the best care for your vision. Highly experienced and skilled ophthalmologists and eye surgeons assisted by expert technical staff combine their expertise with leading edge surgical technology to provide…

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How can under eye bags or fat prolapse in the eyelids be managed?

Under-eye bags or fat prolapse can be managed in several ways, including: It’s important to consult with a qualified healthcare professional to determine the best treatment option for your individual needs and goals. They can also discuss the potential benefits and risks associated with each option.

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Why can’t I see at a distance?

Nearsightedness, or myopia, is when near objects appear clear but distant objects appear blurry. This happens when light rays incorrectly bend (refract) due to the shape of the eye or specific portions of the eye. Normally, light rays should fall on the retina (the back portion of the eye), to give a clear image. In…

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Are Hair Dye or Bleach Harmful For The Eyes?

Protecting the eye from bleach and hair-dye Eyes are very sensitive structures. At times, cleaning chemicals (bleach etc), when used in poorly ventilated environments, might irritate and harm the eyes. Chemical vapour exposure can be equally harmful to the eyes as splatter. Additionally, chemicals found in hair dyes pose a threat to the eyes’ health…

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What happens if I get a black eye?

BLACK EYE The term “black eye” refers to bruising around the eye caused by a head or face injury.Blood and other fluids build up in the area around the eye, resulting in tissue swelling anddark bruises.The skin surrounding the eye, which is very loose, is one of the first areas to enlarge asfluid accumulates when…

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The dangers of rinsing contact lenses in tap water?

Why should I not use tap water to store or rinse my contact lenses? Many contact lens users are unaware of the consequences of wearing contact lenses while in the shower, swimming, or utilizing a hot tub. Water generally contains many different types of microorganisms that can cause eye infections. In particular, Acanthamoeba, a microorganism…

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Can I Swim With Contact Lenses

Individuals with high refractive errors often have difficulty while swimming. Some may opt to wear contact lenses during swimming. However, wearing contacts, while swimming, can be dangerous. Although it is not advisable to expose contact lenses to any sort of water, swimming carries even a greater risk due to the prolonged exposure. Potential germs, viruses,…

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Why do I Have Dry Eyes?

There are numerous factors that interrupt the normal tear film and result in dry eyes. Fatty oils, watery fluid, and mucus are the three layers that make up your natural tear film. The natural tear fil mis meant to lubricate and protect the eye. This mixture of oils, water and mucus maintains the lubricated, clear,…

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