Eye problems that cause headaches can vary widely. Some can be easily remedied using glasses or contact lenses; other issues require medical attention for treatment. Migraine Headaches Many are familiar

High blood pressure is well known for its detrimental effects on the heart and blood vessels, but it can also negatively impact your eyes. More specifically, high blood pressure may

Four eye diseases account for most cases of blindness and low vision among adults living in developed nations: age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and cataracts. If detected early enough,

Individuals often require multiple types of glaucoma medication in order to regulate their intraocular pressure (IOP). Your optometrist will prescribe medicines designed to decrease IOP and decrease your risk of

Rare diseases, as defined by WHO, typically impacting less than 200,000 individuals, and many of these affect eye health. AEVR recently hosted a congressional briefing to highlight lesser-known diseases that

Cataract surgery is a straightforward solution that often results in improved vision for most patients. Recovery tends to be quick, and discomfort usually remains minimal. During their recovery period, patients

Eye doctors sometimes observe blue or yellow rings around the cornea (known as “arcus senilis in older individuals and “arcus juvenilis in those under 40”). This could indicate high cholesterol

Changes in eye discharge should always be reported immediately to an eye care professional for assessment. A sample may even be collected and sent for laboratory analysis. Conjunctivitis (pink eye)