Eye Conditions Tag

Pediatric myopia refers to nearsightedness in children and adolescents, causing difficulty in seeing distant objects. It usually develops in school-aged children and increases with age. Myopic kids might require glasses or contacts for vision. Myopia continues to increase globally, with screen time and reduced outdoor activity....

Itchy eyes can be incredibly frustrating whether it is a mild tickle or a strong urge to rub your eyeballs. While it is easy to blame lack of sleep or a stray eyelash, the real cause of itchy eyes could be something more serious. From...

Waking up with bags under your eyes can make you look more tired than you actually feel, and let’s be honest, makeup can only do so much. Whether it’s from a lack of sleep, allergies, aging, or just plain genetics, under-eye puffiness is one of...

Thyroid eye disease refers to a condition that damages the eyes due to the thyroid. It can make your eyes swell, dry, red or even bulge out. Many get it if they have thyroid issues such as Graves’ disease. It affects both men and women,...

If your eyes are red, irritated, or unusually sensitive to light, you might be dealing with more than just a little dryness—keratitis could be the culprit. This common yet potentially serious eye condition can affect anyone, whether you wear contact lenses, have dry eyes, or...

Blepharitis is a very common condition that results in inflammation of the eyelid margins. It’s usually caused by bacteria, oil, or skin conditions like dandruff. You may experience red, itchy, and swollen eyelids, which can even impact your vision. While blepharitis can be frustrating, the...

Retinal detachment occurs when the retina pulls away from its normal position. It can lead to sudden vision loss. There are different types, including rhegmatogenous, exudative and tractional. Symptoms include flashes, floaters, or a shadow over vision.     Types Of Retinal Detachment  Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment (Most Common) This...

Did you know that over 10% of the global population suffers from eye conditions like pinguecula and pterygium? These common eye issues can cause discomfort and affect vision, but what sets them apart? Understanding the differences between these two conditions is crucial for proper diagnosis...

Did you know that up to 20% of people who develop shingles may experience eye-related complications? The effects of shingles extend beyond the skin, potentially affecting the eyes and vision. From inflammation to nerve damage, the virus responsible for shingles can pose serious risks to...

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