Eye

Eyes turn red from time to time for various reasons. After an operation, it may happen because of inflammation or irritation. This is likely when they are healing. Lack of tears made after the operation could also cause redness in the eyes. Make sure you follow the eye specialist's advice and use the prescribed eye drops.

There's no need to panic when you get some perfume into your eyes. When we get something irritating our eyes, it's common to feel discomfort and unusual things. You may have been affected by the perfume, hence these symptoms. In that case, you should splash clean water on them gently for a while. If it doesn't stop, have an eye specialist see it as soon as possible. 

Surgery is the best choice for children facing the problem of cataracts. For the best vision in kids with cataracts intraocular lens (IOL) is recommended, as it offers the most customizable solution based on a particular case. Consulting an eye specialist is the key to exact diagnosis and effective treatment. Medication can't be a remedy for cataracts; surgery is mainly needed to have the eye lens with cloudy removed and vision restored.

Some reasons for this include having an infection in one’s eye(s), getting hurt somehow or trouble with the blood vessels within them. While these may serve as signs indicating when things such as these are happening:

• If you’re in pain then your eyes could be affected
• Redness around the affected part could show a problem also exists there.
• Being sensitive to light may be another issue altogether.

Please visit an eye doctor for further treatment.

It see­ms you have pink eye, a type­ of eye infection. Your e­yes hurt and have a feve­r. This sickness happens when ge­rms infect the white part of your e­yes. Germs like bacte­ria or viruses cause it. Warm towels on your e­yes and keeping the­m clean helps. Don't touch your eye­s too much. See an eye doctor if it doesn't ge­t better. 

Yes, you can give blood if you take­ ashwagandha every day and had Lasik surgery 3 ye­ars ago. The ashwagandha herb is safe and will not impact your blood donation. The­ Lasik eye operation you had some­ time ago also does not stop you from giving blood. Just make sure­ you feel good on the day you plan to donate­ blood. 

It is best to approach an ophthalmologist if you have any doubts about your eye shape. They can give you a proper diagnosis and advice based on your unique medical history.

In India, free cataract surgery can often be accessed through government hospitals, charity programs like the Sankara Eye Foundation, and missions run by NGOs such as Operation Eyesight Universal. Additionally, the National Program for Control of Blindness (NPCB) offers resources and support for people needing cataract surgery at no cost.

The swelling of the left eye like yours might be a sign of 'periorbital cellulitis'. It is advisable to visit an ophthalmologist right away. Don’t go for self-diagnosis and self-medication as it can worse the condition
 

You might have­ eye allergie­s. Itchy, red, watery eye­s often mean allerge­ns like dust, pollen, or pet dande­r irritating them. Over-the-counte­r eye drops can help soothe­ the discomfort. Don't rub your eyes. Wash hands ofte­n and keep living spaces cle­an to reduce allerge­ns. If symptoms persist, consult an eye care­ professional. 

Sometime­s, you may experience­ darkness when opening your e­yes after slee­ping. This happens due to decre­ased blood pressure upon standing, causing le­ss oxygen to reach your brain temporarily. Simply rising slowly, stre­tching gently, can help avoid this condition. If it persists, consulting a ophthalmologist proves wise to e­nsure no underlying causes e­xist.

The symptoms which you are experiencing could be conjunctivitis which in layman’s terms is referred to as pink eye. Conjunctivitis indicates the inflammation of the conjunctiva, the thin, transparent layer surrounding the white area of the eye. In my opinion, you have to consult an ophthalmologist.

This can be the initial sign of either an ocular migraine or a transient ischemic attack (TIA). In relationship to your symptoms, and given your work surroundings, you are advised to see an ophthalmologist or a neurologist who specializes in vision-related matters. 

It appears as if you might be having allergy-related conjunctivitis, a problem that occurs often in dry seasons. First, I suggest seeing an ophthalmologist who is an expert in all eye conditions. This will give him a chance to properly diagnose your condition and prescribe the right medication for you. 

Of course, the problems of detachment can be cured after some days of an emotional haze far away from home. That said, you should meet an ophthalmologist near you for proper treatment.