Proper use and care of lenses can reduce the risk of eye infections, thereby reducing the risk of blindness. Infections can occur as a result of misuse of contact lenses, such as wearing outdated lenses, using more than the recommended…
Pinguecula and pterygium are growths on your eye’s conjunctiva, the clear covering over the white part of the eye. Pinguecula is a yellowish, raised growth on the conjunctiva. , while pterygium can remain small, or it may grow large enough to become…
Presbyopia is not a disease. It is a natural aging process of the eye that occurs in the early to mid-40s and above. Presbyopia is a condition where the eye muscles become weak, causing difficulty to focus on close objects.…
A person who wants to do LASIK must be at least 18 years old and must meet criteria such as healthy eye condition and stable strength, have an adequate corneal thickness, not very high eye strength and so on. A…
Until today, no scientific study has shown which vitamins or supplements can lower or treat hyperopia and myopia.
Eating carrots does not reduce hyperopia and myopia. Red radish contains beta-carotene which acts as an anti-oxidant and is a precursor to vitamin A that is essential to eye health. Vitamin A deficiency can cause night vision.
Glasses help the eyes focus images correctly on the retina and allow someone to see clearly. Myopia and Hyperopia occur due to the refractive error (the eyeball is too short or too long) and causing the light entering the eye…