If you have dry eye syndrome, your eyes don’t produce enough tears or you’re not able to maintain a normal layer of tears to coat your eyes. Your eyes may also be prone to bacterial infections, or the surface of your eyes may become inflamed, causing scarring on your cornea. Read More Original Article Source […]
This test measures the amount of pressure it takes to flatten a portion of your cornea. Pressure readings help your doctor diagnose and keep track of glaucoma. He’ll give you drops to numb your eye, then press lightly on it with a tool called a tonometer. Read More Original Article Source Credits: WebMD , https://www.webmd.com/ Article Written By: NA […]
A balanced diet is best created with a variety of proteins, dairy, fruits, and vegetables. Try to eat a rainbow during your day, incorporating many types of foods in many different colors. You should limit consumption of unhealthy foods that are processed, contain saturated fats, or are high in sugar. Read More Original Article Source […]
Eye pain is a catch-all phrase to describe discomfort on, in, behind or around the eye. The pain can be unilateral or bilateral — in other words, you can experience right eye pain, left eye pain, or the discomfort that affects both eyes. There’s no evidence that right eye pain occurs more frequently than left […]
Your eyes are often considered to be a window into your soul, so it’s understandable that you don’t want them to be red and sore. Eye redness can happen when the blood vessels on the surface of your eye expand or dilate. This can happen when a foreign object or substance has gotten into your […]
Dry eye is a chronic disease caused by deficiencies in the quantity and quality of meibum within the tear film. It is known to affect over six million people in Canada, and as a result, many sufferers struggling with symptoms such as dryness and irritation in their eyes, try to treat the problem themselves with […]
An eye twitch (or more accurately an eyelid twitch) is an uncontrollable eyelid spasm. Most eye twitching lasts only a few minutes, but sometimes an eyelid twitch can persist for days or longer. Read More Original Article Source Credits: All About Vision , https://www.allaboutvision.com/ Article Written By: Burt Dubow, OD Original Article Posted on: February 2020 Link to Original […]
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