Ophthalmology Q&A - Page 30

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Understanding Glare in Eyes: Impact of Screen Time and Reading Habits

Glare in the eyes? I experience glare in my eyes due to prolonged use of electronic devices, which is more noticeable at night. I'm unsure if this is related to high intraocular pressure. When I visited an ophthalmologist, they mentioned that my glasses prescription might be...


Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
It should not be related to intraocular pressure; regular check-ups are sufficient.

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Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome: Symptoms, Treatments, and Costs

Dry Eye Syndrome Doctor, can dry eye syndrome cause persistent redness in the eyes that does not go away? Would you recommend undergoing intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy? What would the cost be? If I undergo IPL treatment and continue to read and use my phone, will the symptoms...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Dry eye syndrome often leads to the appearance of blood vessels in the eyes, which is due to a lack of sufficient tear film to lubricate the surface of the eyes, causing irritation to the ocular surface tissues. Intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy is used in the treatment o...

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Managing Eye Pressure During Pregnancy: Concerns with Izba Use

Using Izba Easy Pressure during pregnancy? Hello everyone: Due to elevated intraocular pressure last year, there was a suspicion of glaucoma. However, after evaluation by the doctor, it was determined that it is not glaucoma, but there are some issues with the optic nerve (which ...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: The use of medications during pregnancy is very sensitive, especially in the early stages of fetal development (the first 12 weeks). Izba (Eysu) is classified as a Category C drug, which means that animal studies have shown adverse effects on the fetus (teratogenic or embr...

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Managing Glare in Vision: Treatment Options and Eye Health Tips

Please provide the content you would like me to translate into English? If you experience glare in your eyes, how should it be treated? Is it only a matter of getting more rest, or could it be a sign of elevated intraocular pressure? Are there medications that can help? I believe...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: The appearance of glare in the eyes can be caused by various factors, not just elevated intraocular pressure. Glare may be related to structural issues in the eye, such as cataracts, retinal problems, or intraocular inflammation. Prolonged use of electronic devices can lea...

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How to Alleviate Eye Strain and Distorted Vision Symptoms

Eye strain? I apologize, doctor, but I would like to ask about a recent issue. When I blink and look at brighter objects, I experience a sensation similar to the refraction of a window, accompanied by astigmatism. This sensation varies with the frequency of blinking or the shape ...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: The symptoms you described may involve astigmatism or other visual issues. Astigmatism is a visual problem that occurs when the shape of the cornea is irregular or when there are issues with the lens of the eye, causing light to not focus properly on the retina, resulting ...

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Can People with High Myopia and Floaters Safely Skydive?

Can individuals with high myopia and floaters go skydiving? Is there a risk of retinal detachment? Hello, doctor: I have myopia in both eyes of about 600 diopters. Last year, I experienced discomfort in my eyes and was diagnosed with seasonal allergies, elevated intraocular press...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. Regarding the issues of elevated intraocular pressure and optic nerve abnormalities: Maintaining stable intraocular pressure is crucial in preventing the progression of glaucoma. Continuous monitoring of eye health is essential, and the physician will conduct appropriat...

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Managing Normal-Pressure Glaucoma: Medication Concerns and Symptoms

Medication Issues After the Unexpected Diagnosis of Normal-Pressure Glaucoma Hello, Director. Last week, I unexpectedly discovered during my internship that I have a thin retinal thickness (nasally) through OCT. After conducting a visual field test, both eyes showed abnormalities...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Currently, there are some abnormalities in your visual field, but this is a baseline test. The values of -3dB and -4dB alone cannot specifically define the degree of abnormality. If there are no changes later, it may simply be the way it is, and there is no need to worry t...

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Why Changing Nose Pads on Glasses Causes Discomfort: A Patient's Experience

I feel uncomfortable every time I change the nose pads on my glasses? Hello doctor, my eyesight is over 600 degrees in both eyes (with glare exceeding 100). I got a pair of glasses two years ago, and after wearing them for over a year, I went to the optical shop to replace the no...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: First, changes in the nose pads may be a factor contributing to your eye discomfort. Different nose pad designs can alter the position and angle of your glasses, which in turn affects how the glasses contact your face. This subtle change may lead to a redistribution of pre...

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Understanding Vitreous Liquefaction and Nystagmus: Key Concerns to Watch For

Vitreous liquefaction and nystagmus? In addition to floaters and the appearance of water ripples in the peripheral vision, are there any other conditions related to vitreous liquefaction that I should be aware of? Also, is nystagmus something that can occur in anyone? I've n...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Vitreous liquefaction often leads to symptoms such as floaters and visual disturbances like water ripples in the corner of the eye. However, there are other conditions that may require attention: 1. Sudden appearance of flashes or flash sensations: The sudden onset of flas...

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Understanding Eye Pressure: Causes of Redness and Glare

Eye problems and intraocular pressure? I currently have the appearance of bloodshot eyes, and at night, I experience glare from streetlights. I visited an ophthalmologist who mentioned that the bloodshot eyes and glare are due to my glasses prescription being too strong. I was gi...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: There are many reasons for the appearance of blood vessels in the eyes, which may be caused by eye fatigue, dryness, inflammation, or trauma leading to conjunctival vasodilation. Nevertheless, bloodshot eyes due to high intraocular pressure are not common, as glaucoma typi...

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Understanding Eye Twitching, Dryness, and Pressure: Common Causes and Solutions

Dry eyes, eyelid twitching, and a sensation of high eye pressure? Hello Doctor, since last week, my right upper eyelid has been twitching continuously. The frequency is irregular, but it twitches many times at once, and the movement is visibly noticeable. At the same time, I have...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Based on the situation you described, there are several possible causes that may lead to your eye discomfort symptoms. 1. Eye fatigue and dryness: Prolonged use of tablets and wearing contact lenses may cause eye fatigue and a sensation of dryness. This can result in eyeli...

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Understanding Glaucoma Diagnosis After Normal Visual Field Test

Eye problems Hello, doctor. After completing the visual field test, the results showed no issues, and I only need to be monitored regularly. However, the primary diagnosis still states glaucoma. I would like to ask the doctor if this still indicates glaucoma, as I really do not u...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Since you are suspected of having glaucoma and have undergone visual field testing, the diagnosis will be glaucoma, which requires ongoing monitoring. A normal visual field now does not guarantee that it will remain normal in the future. Therefore, it is essential to maint...

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Post-Cataract Surgery: Blurry Vision at Computer Distance and Solutions

About one month after surgery for early-onset cataracts, the image appears slightly blurred when viewing the computer at a working distance of 50 to 60 cm? After undergoing surgery for early-onset cataracts (42 years old, left eye) about a month ago, the vision in the left eye du...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: This situation is relatively common in the early postoperative period and is usually a normal response. The removal of the natural lens and the implantation of an artificial lens alter the optical properties of the eye, which may lead to slight differences in focusing abil...

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Post-Cataract Surgery Vision Issues: Understanding Symptoms and Solutions

Postoperative visual haze after cataract surgery? My mother underwent cataract surgery on her left eye on October 19, which was covered by health insurance. However, post-surgery, she has been feeling like there is a layer covering her left eye, and it feels wet and sticky, causi...


Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
I recommend that you: 1. Discuss the above situation further with your attending physician. 2. Consider consulting an ophthalmologist at a major hospital. Wishing you good health. Thank you!

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Can I Look Up Frequently After Retinal Detachment Surgery?

Is it safe to tilt my head or look upward one and a half months after retinal detachment surgery? Hello Dr. Gao, first of all, thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to help us patients with eye issues. I am very grateful. I underwent retinal detachment surgery o...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: I understand your concerns regarding work and appropriate activities after retinal detachment surgery. After retinal detachment surgery, especially in the early postoperative period, the eyes require proper rest and protection to avoid any further damage or risk of recurre...

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Understanding the Increase in Floaters: When to Seek Eye Care

The number of floaters has slightly increased? Recently, I have noticed an increase in floaters. Generally, my vision is fine, but they become more apparent in bright sunlight or against a white wall. I can definitely feel that there has been a noticeable increase, but it hasn&#x...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Please rest assured that floaters are usually caused by vitreous liquefaction, a condition that is very common in many individuals, especially as they age. Vitreous liquefaction refers to the gradual transformation of the vitreous humor inside the eye into a more liquid st...

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Can Jumping Rope Improve Eye Redness and Glare?

Eye problems Is jumping rope 500 times a day effective in improving the appearance of bloodshot eyes and glare?


Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
It's difficult. I recommend seeking medical evaluation.

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Does Anxiety Affect Eye Pressure Readings During Exams?

Intraocular pressure measurement? Hello, doctor. I tend to feel particularly anxious and experience an increased heart rate when I visit the ophthalmologist, especially during the intraocular pressure measurement. I would like to know if the anxiety-induced increase in heart rate...


Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
We recommend that you: 1. Discuss the above situation further with your attending physician. 2. Consider seeking a consultation at another ophthalmology clinic. Wishing you good health. Thank you!

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Understanding Intraocular Pressure Variations: Air vs. Handheld Measurements

Intraocular pressure variation? Hello, Doctor. Every time I measure my intraocular pressure with the air puff tonometer, the readings are consistently high (around 22 mmHg), but when the doctor measures it with the handheld rebound tonometer, the values are within the normal rang...


Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
There are many factors that can affect intraocular pressure measurements, so there is no need to be overly concerned.

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Understanding Foreign Body Sensation in the Eye: When to Seek Help

Foreign body sensation in the eye? There seems to be a small transparent white particle about 0.1 cm in size in the sclera between the corner of the right eye and the eyeball. I usually don't feel it, but there is a slight foreign body sensation when my eyelid touches it. Sh...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: These symptoms may involve the ocular structures or could be related to some changes on the surface of the eye. A thorough examination is necessary to determine the nature of this small white spot and whether further treatment is required. Therefore, you should see an opht...

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Ophthalmology FAQ

3C Acute Conjunctivitis
Age-Related Farsightedness Allergic Conjunctivitis
Alternating Exotropia Amblyopia
Artificial Lens Astigmatism
Binocular Disparity Bleeding Under The Conjunctiva
Blinking Bloodshot Eyes
Blue Light Blurry Vision
Cataract Cataract Surgery
Chalazion Ciliary Muscle
Color Blindness Conjunctiva
Conjunctival Concretions Conjunctivitis
Contact Lenses Cornea
Corneal Abrasion Corneal Inflammation
Corneal Reshaping Lenses Corneal Reshaping Therapy
Corneal Ulcer Crossed Eyes
Dark Circles Digital Devices
Dilating Eye Drops Diplopia
Disability Certificate Double Eyelid Surgery
Double Vision Dry Eye Discomfort
Dry Eyes Dry Eye Syndrome
Exposure To Bright Light Eye
Eye Allergies Eyeball
Eye Drop Consultation Eye Drops
Eye Examination Eye Fatigue
Eye Flashes Eye Focusing
Eye Inflammation Eyelashes
Eyelid Eyelid Cyst
Eyelid Disease Eye Medication
Eye Misalignment Eye Pain
Eye Pressure Eye Shadows
Eye Trauma False Myopia
Farsightedness Flashes Of Light When Eyes Are Closed
Floaters Floaters And Related Issues
Foggy Vision Foreign Body In The Eye
Foreign Body Sensation In The Eye Fundus Examination
Glare Glasses
Glasses Fitting Glaucoma
Halos Around Lights Halo Vision
High Myopia Hordeolum
Hyperopia Intraocular Lens
Intraocular Pressure Involuntary Eye Movement
Inward-Growing Eyelashes Iritis
Keratitis Lacrimal Ducts
Laser Pointer Laser Surgery For Myopia
Laser Treatment Lasik
Lazy Eye Lutein
Macula Macular Degeneration
Macular Hole Macular Pucker
Medication Consultation Mydriatic Agent
Myopia Nearsightedness
Night Blindness Nyctalopia
Nystagmus Ocular Hypertension
Optic Nerve Orthokeratology
Others Parallax
Part Of The Retina Pediatric Vision Screening
Pink Eye Post-Cataract Surgery
Post-Chalazion Surgery Posterior Vitreous Detachment
Post-Laser Surgery Post-Lasik Surgery
Post-Retinal Detachment Surgery Post-Retinal Laser Surgery
Post-Retinal Surgery Post-Retinal Tear Laser Surgery
Post-Scleral Buckle Surgery Post-Scleral Surgery
Presbyopia Prescription For Glasses
Prescription Strength Pseudomyopia
Pupil Pupil Dilation
Rainbow Halos Rainbow Vision
Refraction Test Retina
Retinal Degeneration Retinal Detachment
Retinal Disease Retinal Exam
Retinal Laser Treatment Retinal Tear
Sclera Steroids
Strabismus Stye
Subconjunctival Hemorrhage Sunglasses
Swelling And Soreness Tear Ducts
Temporary Vision Loss In One Eye The White Part Of The Eye
Tinted Lenses Transient Monocular Blindness
Trichiasis Uveitis
Vascular Proliferation Vision
Vision Care Vision Correction For Myopia
Vision Discrepancy Visual Acuity Test
Visual Afterimages Visual Disturbance
Visual Field Visual Field Test
Visual Impairment Visual Persistence
Vitrectomy Surgery Vitreous Body
Vitreous Degeneration Vitreous Liquefaction