Table of Contents 1. Blurred Vision 2. Eye Strain 3. Double Vision (Diplopia) 4. Headaches 5. Light Sensitivity (Photophobia) 6. Halos and Glare 7. Eye Pain or Discomfort 8. Difficulty Seeing at Night (Nyctalopia) 9. Flashes of Light or Floaters 10. Red or Bloodshot Eyes 11. Trouble Focusing or Tracking Objects 12. Loss of Peripheral…
Visual Defects
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Table of Contents What Are Sinus Problems? How Sinus Problems Can Affect Vision Common Vision Symptoms Related to Sinus Problems When to Seek Medical Attention Treatment for Sinus-Related Vision Problems Preventing Sinus Problems and Vision Issues CONCLUSION What Are Sinus Problems? Sinus problems are more than just a stuffy nose and pressure around your eyes—they…
Table of Contents INTRODUCTION What is High Blood Pressure? How High Blood Pressure Affects the Eyes1. Hypertensive Retinopathy 2. Choroidopathy 3. Optic Neuropathy 4. Retinal Vein Occlusion Symptoms to Watch For How to Protect Your Eyes from High Blood Pressure1. Regular Blood Pressure Monitoring 2. Medications 3. Lifestyle Changes 4. Regular Eye Exams …
Table of Contents The Vision-Balance Connection: How Vision Affects Your Equilibrium Common Vision Problems That Can Cause Dizziness1. Uncorrected Refractive Errors 2. Binocular Vision 3. Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex Dysfunction (VOR) 4. Eye Strain (Asthenopia) How Vision Problems Trigger Dizziness Symptoms of Vision-Related Dizziness Diagnosing Vision-Related Dizziness Treatment1. Corrective Lenses 2. Prism Glasses 3. Vision Therapy…
Myopia surgery is a painless procedure aimed at getting the patient to stop wearing glasses and contact lenses. It usually results in a quick recovery. Myopia surgery can be performed using a variety of surgical techniques, and an ophthalmologist should evaluate each patient's individual situation during the initial consultation to determine the most appropriate method…
Astigmatism is simply a condition that occurs when the cornea (the outer, transparent part of the eye that transmits light and protects the iris and lens) does not have the same symmetry in all its parts. The cornea of the eye without astigmatism is round in all its parts (similar to a basketball), but some…
Hyperemtropia is a refractive error that affects vision, causing Blurred vision of objects that are in a close distance. In general, objects that are at a far distance can be see clearly since even if this visual defect exists, the visual system of the eye is capable to make the effort and get the objects…
Presbyopia or eyestrain is a refractive defect that usually appears after the age of 40. There is a loss of elasticity of the ocular structures that causes the inability to focus at very close distances to the eyes such as the mobile phone or any document that is presented at a distance of about 40…
Strabismus is a visual deficiency that causes the loss of alignment of both visual axes when focusing on a particular object. CAUSES Strabismus can appear at birth or in adulthood or even in children. Strabismus is caused by the involvement of the extraocular muscles due to: ⦁ The main cause in children is when there…
Lazy eye or amblyopia is the abnormal development of one eye during a child's primary school years causing low vision in that eye. Usually if it is treated at an early age (before the age of 7 or even up to the age of 12) there is a good chance to restore the amblyopic eye.…