Category: Vision

Our eyes are one of the most important organs in our body, yet we often neglect them. Whether you’re working on a computer all day or spending time outside, it’s important to take care of your eyes to maintain good vision. In this blog post, we’ll explore some good habits you can develop to keep…

Blepharospasm is a medical pathology that manifests itself through involuntary muscle contractions of the eyelid muscles. The disease can be diagnosed in the early stage characterized by rare episodes. This condition is self-limiting, its manifestations improving after a certain interval. In advanced stages, it is called essentially benign blepharospasm. It consists in the chronicity and…

Vision is an essential part of our daily lives, and it’s important to take care of it. While glasses and contacts can help with visual acuity, there are also natural ways to improve and rejuvenate your vision. Here are some tips on how to do so: By following these tips, you can help to rejuvenate…

The stye or the pitcher in the eye is an inflammatory condition with the appearance of a pustule, which can be located at the level of the upper or lower eyelid, internally or on the outer lash line. The spontaneous evolution of the external stye includes the bursting of the pustule with the elimination of…

Blepharitis is a chronic inflammatory pathology of the free edge of the eyelids that develops with palpebral edema, ocular itching, hyper lacrimation, irritation and local burning sensation. Anterior blepharitis frequently develops with the appearance of scales at the level of the free edge of the eyelids, local erythema and edema. Posterior blepharitis is characterized by…

What is strabismus? What are the causes of strabismus? What are the diagnostic methods of strabismus Treatment of the disease What is strabismus? Strabismus is a condition in which the alignment of the eyeballs is not parallel. The condition can manifest in one eyeball or more frequently in both eyes and can be present at…

What is optic neuritis? Optic neuritis is a condition that is due to inflammation of the optic nerve (nerve of the eye) present especially in women between the ages of 20 and 40. Why does optic neuritis occur? The most common cause of optic neuritis is represented by the inflammatory demyelination of the optic nerve,…

Excessive lacrimation or epiphora is determined by the hypersecretion of the lacrimal gland or the impossibility of adequate drainage of tears, through the nasolacrimal ducts, and can be present in one or both eyes. The lacrimal glands are accessories that generate the basal lacrimal secretion to maintain an optimal level of hydration of the eyeballs,…

Diabetic retinopathy represents the damage to the blood vessels of the retina with the appearance of morphological and functional damage, up to the rupture and appearance of retinal hemorrhages and macular edema, which can lead to vision loss in patients with diabetes. What is diabetic retinopathy What are the causes of retinopathy in diabetes What…

Myopia is a frequently encountered vision condition, in which nearby objects are seen clearly, but more distant objects are blurred. This occurs when the eye focuses light rays incorrectly, in front of the retina, instead of focusing them on the retina. Symptoms of myopia in children and adults Causes of myopia What risk factors can…