Our articles about Eye Diseases. Eye health, treatment methods and expert opinions - Kudret Eye İstanbul. (Page 4)
Surgery for a droopy eyelid matters both aesthetically and so that vision problems do not follow. Ptosis surgery repairs the muscle that lifts the upper eyelid, while blepharoplasty removes excess skin from the lower or upper eyelid.
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A great many conditions cause discomfort, soreness and burning in the eye. Stinging can arise when something enters the eye, and it can also arise from more complicated situations.
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For laser eye surgery to succeed, the cornea, the transparent front surface of the eye, has to be thick enough for the operation to proceed safely. Corneal thickness is among the most important criteria.
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Omega 3 fatty acids are polyunsaturated fats. They play important parts in eye health, in metabolism, in providing energy and in muscle development, and they matter a great deal in protecting the immune system.
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People with myopia see nearby objects clearly, while distant objects appear blurred or fail to come into focus. Myopia and hyperopia are the eye conditions most often confused with one another.
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Contact lenses are lenses placed on the surface of the cornea, covering the pupil and the iris completely and offering more comfortable wear than glasses. They are used to correct refractive errors and, cosmetically, to change eye colour.
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Hyperopia is one of the most common questions in eye health. It is a refractive error that mainly blurs near vision, because light is focused behind the retina instead of on it; in mild hyperopia distance vision usually stays clear.
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A stye generally appears from frequent hand contact with the eye, and its main cause is poor hygiene. Touching the eye constantly with dirty hands allows germs to settle there and inflammation to form.
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Vascular occlusion in the eye is a blockage of the blood vessels in the retinal layer at the back of the eye, the layer that allows us to see. Blockages prevent blood from reaching the retina properly and can lead to vision problems.
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Hyperopia and astigmatism are among the most common refractive errors, affecting millions of people, and they are often seen together. Where both are present at once, the condition is called hyperopic astigmatism.
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The macula can deform with age, which is called macular degeneration. The macular test, also known as the Amsler grid test, is a method used to assess this condition.
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Night blindness is difficulty seeing in dim light. One of its main causes is retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic condition that affects the retinal cells that provide focus and vision at night in its early period.
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