Diabetic retinopathy’s advanced stages trigger abnormal and fragile new blood vessels to form, leading to vision loss or even blindness. As early signs of retinopathy are often not noticeable, it

Hypertensive Retinopathy affects the veins and arteries that supply blood to your retina in your eye, resulting in leakage, narrowing, or even cracking of these vessels. At THIRDCOAST RETINA we

Conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye, is inflammation of the clear membrane that covers your eyelids and white part (sclera). It may be caused by infection (often viral but occasionally

Floaters are small clumps of gel-like material that appear in the clear fluid known as vitreous in the eye and cast shadows on the retina, the light-sensitive inner layer. They

Fluorescein angiography tests typically detect yellow-white spots on both the choroid and retina, which is then observed by an eye doctor during an evaluation process called fluorescein angiography. These lesions

Eye diseases are the leading causes of blindness worldwide, yet many of these sight-robbing conditions can be avoided or treated using medications, surgery and/or lifestyle modifications. Retinoblastoma, though uncommon, is

Children may not realize they have eye issues if symptoms are subtle. Therefore, it’s essential that parents get their child screened regularly at pediatric appointments and watch out for signs

High blood pressure can damage delicate blood vessels in the eye, resulting in conditions which alter vision. Proper control of the blood pressure can help avoid these vision changes and