Can I Wear Contact Lenses or Get LASIK After Eye Microvascular Issues?
Microvessels of the eye I previously experienced a rupture of the microvessels in my eye, which caused temporary blindness. It later resolved as the blood clot was absorbed on its own (it seems to be due to the microvessels being too small). I would like to inquire if I can wear ...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello~ The previous message was not clear enough for me to explain. When we refer to microvascular rupture in the eyes, we mean either conjunctival vessels or retinal vessels. If it is the conjunctival vessels, there should not be any temporary vision loss. Is it truly temporary ...[Read More] Can I Wear Contact Lenses or Get LASIK After Eye Microvascular Issues?
Understanding Eyelid Bumps: Causes and Safe Removal of Eyelashes
My eye corner feels strange? Today, while looking in the mirror, I suddenly noticed a small bump resembling a blister at the corner of my right eye (on the red tissue). Prior to this, after taking a shower, I felt a stinging sensation in my eye due to an eyelash irritating it, an...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello: It is possible that the eyelashes in your eye, along with the irritation caused by the eyes, have led to conjunctival allergy. It is best to have it checked to confirm. You can carefully try using a clean, damp cotton swab, but be careful not to touch the cornea. Sincerely...[Read More] Understanding Eyelid Bumps: Causes and Safe Removal of Eyelashes
Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome: Symptoms and Natural Recovery Options
I seem to have dry eye syndrome? 1. I used to use the computer quite intensively, and I had a CRT monitor. About a year and a half ago, I started feeling that my eyes were dry, and I would blink frequently or blink very hard, which looks quite funny. Could this be dry eye syndrom...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello, the symptoms of dry eye syndrome include subjective feelings of dryness, photophobia, pain, as well as objective findings such as conjunctival redness and corneal erosion. If you experience similar symptoms, you should see an ophthalmologist for a thorough examination. In ...[Read More] Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome: Symptoms and Natural Recovery Options
Morning Eye Opening Difficulty: Causes and Solutions for Seniors
In the morning, I am unable to open my eyes and need to massage them with my hands to get them open? Hello Doctor: My mother is in her 50s, and she has told me that recently, when she wakes up in the morning, she is unable to open her eyes and has to massage the area around her e...
Dr. Liu Jingxian Reply:
Hello, Xiaoshan: Your mother's symptoms are very similar to those of patients with insufficient tear secretion. During sleep, the eyes do not blink, leading to poor tear exchange, and if there is insufficient tear production, the symptoms can become severe, resulting in dryn...[Read More] Morning Eye Opening Difficulty: Causes and Solutions for Seniors
Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome: Symptoms and Causes Explained
Dry Eye Syndrome Hello, doctor. What is dry eye syndrome and what are its symptoms? I've recently been feeling dryness in my eyes. Could it be dry eye syndrome?
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello: Dry eye syndrome is characterized by insufficient tear production, leading to a gritty or foreign body sensation. In the early stages, there may be excessive tearing, while in the later stages, the eyes become dry and uncomfortable. Approximately two-thirds of cases involv...[Read More] Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome: Symptoms and Causes Explained
Understanding Retinal Detachment: Causes, Treatments, and Recovery Insights
I'm sorry to hear that you're in Hello, doctor. Two years ago, I accidentally injured my left eye while playing basketball, which led to a retinal detachment. After returning home, I noticed a decrease in my left eye's visual field and immediately went to the emerg...
Dr. Cai Jingyao Reply:
1. Whether surgery can be performed immediately in the emergency department depends on the patient's condition, making it difficult to generalize. 2. The left eye's vision remains at 0.3, and there are phenomena such as distorted visual fields and faded colors. The ca...[Read More] Understanding Retinal Detachment: Causes, Treatments, and Recovery Insights
Understanding Darkening of the Lower Eyelid: Causes and Concerns
Darkening of the lower eyelid? My daughter, who is in the sixth grade, has had a complete set of allergies since childhood, affecting her eyes, nose, throat, skin, and respiratory system, with persistent itching in all these areas. She has been under the care of an allergist, and...
Dr. Lin Zhengyi Reply:
Hello, Jia Ling. Children with allergies may develop dark circles due to poor blood circulation in the eyelids, and the conjunctiva of the eyeball may sometimes appear brown, which usually does not require treatment. If the inner surface of the eyelid or the conjunctiva becomes d...[Read More] Understanding Darkening of the Lower Eyelid: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Eye Discharge: Causes and When to Seek Help
Eye discharge Hello, doctor: Occasionally, I notice some eye discharge, but it's not much. What could be the reason for this? Thank you!
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello Mr. Kuo, The occasional discharge from your eyes is mostly a symptom of conjunctivitis. When the conjunctiva encounters some irritants, it can trigger an inflammatory response, leading to increased secretion. Generally, maintaining proper eye hygiene can improve this cond...[Read More] Understanding Eye Discharge: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Eye Redness: Causes, Symptoms, and Remedies
Subconjunctival hemorrhage Hello doctor, I have some spots on the sclera of my eyes, and occasionally there are slight blood vessels. This started at the beginning of this month. In the lower part of the sclera of my right eye, there has been a significant amount of blood vessels...
Dr. Cai Jingyao Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be what is known as "subconjunctival hemorrhage." In addition to environmental factors (such as dry and cold conditions), individual predispositions (like dry eye syndrome or allergies) can also contribute to its occurrence. If thi...[Read More] Understanding Eye Redness: Causes, Symptoms, and Remedies
Managing Chronic Dry Eye: Treatment Options and Herbal Remedies
How to manage dry eye syndrome? Hello; I am currently at the ophthalmology outpatient clinic of Chiayi Christian Hospital, where the doctor diagnosed me with chronic conjunctivitis that has progressed to dry eye syndrome. I have been using artificial tears for two weeks without i...
Dr. Liu Jingxian Reply:
Hello: Regarding your question, here are the answers: 1. Dry Eye Syndrome: As the name suggests, it refers to the symptoms caused by insufficient secretion of tear fluid or changes in its quality, leading to an inability to maintain moisture on the surface of the eyes. 2. Caus...[Read More] Managing Chronic Dry Eye: Treatment Options and Herbal Remedies
Understanding Eye Health: Can Chronic Blood Vessel Ruptures Lead to Blindness?
I'm sorry, but I cannot provide a response to that? Dear Dr. Chen, My mother has been suffering from eye diseases for a long time, and I would like to ask about her condition. She frequently experiences ruptured blood vessels in her left eye, resulting in a state of conjunc...
Dr. Chen Xuan Reply:
Hello, based on the situation you described, it is likely a subconjunctival hemorrhage. Generally, the first consideration for subconjunctival hemorrhage is that the patient may have surface eye diseases, such as dry eye syndrome, chronic conjunctivitis, or blepharoconjunctivitis...[Read More] Understanding Eye Health: Can Chronic Blood Vessel Ruptures Lead to Blindness?
Understanding Red Eyes: Causes and Remedies for Eye Discomfort
Red eyes Hello Dr. Wang: I noticed that the white part of my eye looked bloodshot and felt prickly when I woke up this morning. Could you please explain why this is happening? Thank you!
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, it seems more like a subconjunctival hemorrhage, which is related to vascular diseases such as hypertension and diabetes. It could also simply be caused by rubbing your eyes at night. In addition to subconjunctival hemorrhage, other conditions su...[Read More] Understanding Red Eyes: Causes and Remedies for Eye Discomfort
Red Eyes: Causes, Remedies, and Tips for Relief
The eyes are bloodshot? Doctor, my eyes are filled with bloodshot veins. What should I do? Is there something wrong? How can I resolve this? Do I need to take medication? I really don't want to take any medicine. I think it's because I've been working almost all da...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello: The presence of blood vessels in the sclera of the eye can be analyzed from a medical perspective, with the most likely cause being irritation of the conjunctiva. Among the causes of conjunctival irritation, dry eye syndrome is the most common. A lack of moisture in the ey...[Read More] Red Eyes: Causes, Remedies, and Tips for Relief
Understanding Causes and Management of Retinal Detachment: A Comprehensive Guide
About retinal detachment? Aside from external trauma and diabetes, there are several other causes of retinal detachment. High blood pressure can indeed be a contributing factor. In your husband's case, he experienced sudden blurred vision in his right eye upon waking in June...
Dr. Liu Jingxian Reply:
Hello, regarding your question, the answers are as follows: 1. The causes of retinal detachment can be classified into three main categories: a. Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment: caused by aging, myopia, and trauma. b. Exudative retinal detachment: caused by conditions ...[Read More] Understanding Causes and Management of Retinal Detachment: A Comprehensive Guide
Understanding Redness in the Whites of Your Eyes: Causes and Treatments
Scleral injection Hello, doctor: I often notice many blood vessels in the sclera of my eyes. I have seen related questions asked by others before. I would like to inquire further whether this issue requires treatment. If treatment is necessary, will the eye ointments or drops con...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello, the presence of blood vessels in the sclera should be evaluated based on their location, size, and duration. Generally, most cases of blood vessels in the sclera are caused by conjunctival vascular dilation, which can result from conjunctival inflammation or allergic react...[Read More] Understanding Redness in the Whites of Your Eyes: Causes and Treatments
Understanding Red Veins in the Eye: Causes and Treatments
Blood streaks Hello, doctor. I have red streaks on my sclera. Should I be concerned? They haven't disappeared for several days.
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello, I apologize for the delayed response as I was attending a conference abroad. There are many reasons for red eyes. If your vision is still good, consider applying warm compresses for about 2 minutes, 3 to 4 times a day. If there is no improvement, please see a physician for...[Read More] Understanding Red Veins in the Eye: Causes and Treatments
How to Handle Eye Blisters: A Guide for Travelers in London
I have a blister on my eyeball. I'm abroad and I don't know what to do? Hello Doctor, I just woke up today and noticed that there is a blister on my eyeball. I'm not sure how to handle this. For the past few days, I have had a stye on my eyelid. Two days ago, I mis...
Dr. Zhang Yanrui Reply:
Hello Ms. Chu, based on your description, it seems more like edema of the conjunctiva on the sclera. Generally, this condition can occur due to severe eye allergies or excessive rubbing of the eyes. Usually, applying a cold compress can help, and if necessary, some anti-inflammat...[Read More] How to Handle Eye Blisters: A Guide for Travelers in London
Understanding Small Bumps on the Eyeball: When to See an Eye Doctor
I have a small bump on my upper eyelid? Hello doctor, I have noticed a small bump on the surface of my right eye. I can feel it when I touch my eyelid with my finger, but it doesn't hurt when I press on it. Is this bump concerning? Should I see an ophthalmologist? Thank you.
Dr. Lin Zhengyi Reply:
The small painless particles on the eyeball are most commonly known as pinguecula, which are yellowish-white spots located on the conjunctiva between the upper and lower eyelids. They are usually asymptomatic and do not require treatment. However, if you can feel the particle by ...[Read More] Understanding Small Bumps on the Eyeball: When to See an Eye Doctor
Understanding Eye Stones: Causes, Treatment, and Potential Risks
Sure! Please provide the content you would like me to translate regarding eye stones? Dr. Feng: Hello! I would like to ask, I went to see a doctor because my eyes were not feeling well. The first doctor said it was keratitis. After a while, I felt uncomfortable again and went to ...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello~ Eye stones, or conjunctival concretions, are formed due to chronic inflammation of the eyelid conjunctiva, which alters the pH balance and leads to the precipitation of calcium, resulting in the formation of white crystalline structures. Therefore, conjunctivitis is often ...[Read More] Understanding Eye Stones: Causes, Treatment, and Potential Risks
Common Concerns After Corneal Transplant Surgery: Expert Insights
Issues related to corneal transplantation? Dear Dr. Feng, My family member underwent corneal transplantation on the evening of April 15th and it has been two weeks since the procedure. Overall, the condition seems good, but I have a few questions I would like to ask you. Thank y...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello, 1. It has been about two weeks since the surgery, and the wound is still not stable. It is normal for the conjunctival tissue of the sclera to become congested initially. However, if the redness and swelling persist without improvement and are accompanied by signs of inf...[Read More] Common Concerns After Corneal Transplant Surgery: Expert Insights