Acute red-eye
An acute red eye is a vital sign of ocular inflammation. The most common cause of a red eye is conjunctivitis which can be either bacterial or viral. Other common…
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Acute red-eye
Amblyopia or “lazy eye”
Amblyopia or “lazy eye” is a condition in which the visual pathways between the eyes and the brain do not develop during childhood. It can be caused by any problem…
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Amblyopia or “lazy eye”
Ocular Allergy
Allergic eye diseases cause itchy eyes and may also lead to brown discoloration of the eyes. It usually starts in early childhood and continues into the late teens and early…
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Ocular Allergy
Childhood Strabismus
Strabismus or squint is a commonly encountered condition in childhood in which the eyes are not well aligned. It may be present all the time or occasionally. It may be…
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Childhood Strabismus
Is eye makeup dangerous for your eye health?
Fact: Eye makeup does not harm your eye health when applied and removed correctly. The eyes are the windows to the soul and what a better way to decorate your…
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Is eye makeup dangerous for your eye health?
Does your genes affect your dependency on glasses?
Fact: Your genes have an impact on your need for glasses, but it is not the only factor. Myth: If your parents don’t wear glasses you will also never need glasses. …
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Does your genes affect your dependency on glasses?
Is it safe to drive with dilated pupils?
Myth: You can drive with dilated pupils. Fact: If your eyes were dilated for an examination by your ophthalmologist driving is extremely dangerous.
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Is it safe to drive with dilated pupils?
Three Types of Tears
Myth: The eye only produces one type of tear Fact: Your body produces three types of tears
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Three Types of Tears
Will Wearing a hat protect your eyes from the sun?
Sunrays are also reflected from water and sand upwards to your face. Hats are great at protecting your face and neck from the sun. Don’t forget to wear sunglasses too
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Will Wearing a hat protect your eyes from the sun?
Sunscreen and Eye area
Myth: Sunscreen doesn't belong in your eye area. Fact: The skin around the eye is thinner and is more susceptible to damage from the sun’s harmful rays.
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Sunscreen and Eye area
