
Common Eye Infections
Eye infections may be caused by viruses, fungi or bacteria and manifest themselves through various symptoms in either eye. Redness, itching or a gritty feeling in the eyes are common

Eye infections may be caused by viruses, fungi or bacteria and manifest themselves through various symptoms in either eye. Redness, itching or a gritty feeling in the eyes are common
Your diet, exercise habits, health conditions and stress management choices all have an effect on the state of your vision and eye health. A diet rich in green vegetables, fruit

Numerous diseases and conditions may contribute to eye problems. Diagnosing them requires an exhaustive ocular exam as well as special tests such as fluorescein dye testing and Schirmer tear tests
Eyes get red If you notice red spots on the whites of your eyes, they could be an indicator that blood vessels have burst or ruptured inside. Although usually harmless
Our department houses a fully-equipped eye pathology laboratory named in honor of Frederick C. Blodi, MD, which assesses both surgical and autopsy specimens of eyes, eyelids, and surrounding tissue for
Blepharitis is an eye condition characterized by reddening and swelling around your eyes, hard crusts at the base of your eyelashes, itchy, flaky skin, as well as redness or swelling
Eye problem symptoms headaches may stem from various issues; luckily, they often can be resolved with help from your physician. Crossed eyes or squinting can be telltale signs of strabismus,
Rare eye diseases are capable of causing significant vision issues and blindness, typically as the result of gene mutations that were present at birth but not present initially. These disorders
Many eye diseases can be prevented with healthy eating habits and regular health checks, along with wearing sunglasses in bright weather and using eye drops to relieve dry eyes. Wearing
Receiving regular eye exams is the best way to detect disease early. Anyone experiencing new floaters, flashes of light or cobweb-like shadows in their vision should visit a physician immediately.
Eye diseases include cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration – these often manifest themselves without warning until it’s too late; so regular visits to your optometrist should be scheduled in order

Your eyes provide a window into your overall health. They are particularly beneficial in detecting early symptoms of disease, including cancer and macular degeneration that could eventually lead to blindness.

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