Dilated pupils
The opening at the center of the eye is known as a pupil. It allows the light to enter and go through the lens and thus the image gets …
Category: Eyes
Dark Eyelids
Dark Eyelids – What is it? The human eyelid is made up of thin skin and acts as a protection for the eyes. Dark eyelids or medically termed Periorbital …
Exotropia
What is Exotropia ? Exotropia is a category of Strabismus, a defect in which one’s eyes deviate outward or away from each other. The disease can either be in …
What Does It Mean When Your Left Eye Jump
So What Does It Mean When Your Left Eye Jump ?!?! Read this article to understand the causes ,myths ,superstitions ,prevent left eye jumping and more. Eye Jumping – Why Does …
Sore Eyeball
Sore eyeballs may cause a lot of irritation. It depends on how severe they are. There are a number of reasons as to why this can happen. Mostly, it …
Optic Atrophy (Optic Neuropathy)
What is Optic Atrophy (Optic Neuropathy)? Optic atrophy is an ophthalmic condition that affects the optic nerve, which is responsible for carrying impulses from the eyes to the brain. …
Macular Hole
Are you having some trouble with the central vision of one of your eyes? Is your vision gradually becoming foggy? You may have a Macular Hole in your retina. …
Fuchs Dystrophy
Fuchs Dystrophy Definition Fuchs dystrophy, also known as Fuchs endothelial dystrophy, is a corneal disease that progresses slowly and generally affects both eyes and slightly more common in women …
Ophthalmia Neonatorum
Ophthalmia Neonatorum (ON) is a serious infection of the eye, prevalent among the newborns and is potentially sight threatening. Read and find out all about the symptoms, causes, diagnosis …
Onchocerciasis
What is Onchocerciasis? It is a common parasitic infection of the skin and eye. It forms an important constituent of Neglected Tropical Diseases – a group of disorders that …