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What Is Strabismus? What Are the Symptoms of Strabismus?
Strabismus is the inability of both eyes to align at the same time. With six extraocular muscles around each eye, weakness or…
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Strabismus is the inability of both eyes to align at the same time. With six extraocular muscles around each eye, weakness or…
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Eye laser surgery reshapes the light-filtering cornea with a laser beam. It is used to correct refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia…
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Drooping eyelid is a condition in which the eyelid is positioned low enough to cover the coloured part of the eye. Medically…
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Medically known as allergic conjunctivitis, eye allergy occurs when an allergen such as pollen, dust mites, animal dander or mould irritates the…
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Intraocular lens treatment is a procedure in which a special artificial lens is placed in the eye in place of the natural…
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What Causes Bloodshot Eye and How Does It Clear? There are fine, small blood vessels in the white part of the eye.…
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Dry eye is a condition that arises from a reduction in the tears that keep the eye moist, causing itching, burning and…
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If you want to carry out your simple daily activities without wearing glasses or contact lenses and laser treatment is suitable for…
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Eye pain is a common complaint and can be very uncomfortable. Because pain in the eye can arise from many different causes,…
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When we say 'a cold', the first thing that comes to mind is the 'chill' with symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing…
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Eye twitching, also referred to in everyday language as 'the eye jumping', is a very common involuntary movement of the eyelid. It…
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From autumn onwards, with wind and cold weather, cases of dry eye increase. Why is dry eye more common in the winter…
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Autumn is coming again — the days are getting shorter and the weather is gradually changing. The cause of frequent eye rubbing…
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It is a frequently encountered condition among eye disorders. Astigmatism, which can occur at any age, has a negative impact on daily…
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Age-related macular degeneration is a disease that can seriously impair central and near vision. As a result, the person cannot see clearly…
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Vision loss and blindness can occur even in the normal, healthy eyes of healthy people, although the likelihood is very low. Trauma,…
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Contact lenses are devices that replace glasses, make our lives easier and give us freedom. Because they eliminate many of the inconveniences…
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The tear duct is a system of water channels that begins at the corner of the eye and ends behind the nose.…
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Glaucoma — known in everyday language as 'eye pressure' — is a common, insidiously progressing disease that often gives no symptoms. In…
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Amblyopia — known in everyday language as 'lazy eye' — is a disorder of the visual system arising from the abnormal development…
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The femtosecond laser is a laser technology used to correct refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism. Femtosecond lasers fire at…
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Premium Smart Intraocular Lens Applications. The loss of transparency of the intraocular lens located behind the pupil is called cataract. With longer…
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Why Do Our Children Need a Comprehensive Eye Examination Before Starting School? For a child to succeed at school, many skills are…
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What Is 'Laser Eye Correction'? The treatment of refractive errors with excimer-laser photoablation is known in everyday language as 'having the eye…
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Myopia is very common in the general population. It affects one in two people (50%). Myopia is a condition in which the…
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Vision disorders affect one in 20 children in the preschool period, and one in 4 children of school age. The sense of…
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Blepharitis, the inflammation of the eyelash bases, is one of the most common eyelid diseases. Blepharitis is a chronic condition characterised by…
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Drooping eyelid, medically known as ptosis, is a condition in which the eyelid is positioned low enough to cover the upper part…
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When the front-to-back length of the eye is shorter than the population average, images are focused behind the centre of vision. This…
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Photodynamic therapy is applied on the principle of administering a light-sensitive substance called Verteporfin into the body via the arm, and then…
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The most fundamental mistake families make in our country regarding the eye health of babies and children is to wait until the…
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When a person is born, we say 'they have opened their eyes to life'. We perceive our eyes as a window onto…
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Frequently Asked Questions about eye health. When should a newborn baby's eye examination be carried out? I work on a computer all…
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Each year, millions of people travel to foreign countries to find solutions to their health problems and to receive diagnosis, treatment and…
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Position the chart shown alongside in a well-lit room, at an appropriate reading distance, and so that the central dot is exactly…
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Aesthetic Surgery of the Eye. The appearance of the area around the eyes is one of the most important regions for a…
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The most important step in LASIK treatment is the creation of a flap on the upper part of the cornea. In recent…
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Why Do Our Children Need a Comprehensive Eye Examination Before Starting School? For a child to succeed at school, many skills are…
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Trust and comfort in eye health; what is SMILE Treatment? (Small Incision Lenticule Extraction). The correction of refractive errors we call myopia,…