Understanding Blurry Vision and Eye Discomfort: Causes and Solutions
Blurred vision in the right eye? Hello Doctor: In the past few days, I have experienced occasional twitching of my right upper eyelid, happening 2-3 times a day, each episode lasting over an hour. Additionally, my right eye feels dry, fatigued, and sore. Resting with my eyes clos...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Based on the symptoms you described, there may be several possible causes: 1. Eyelid twitching: The eyelid twitching you mentioned could be due to eyelid spasms. This is usually harmless but may be related to factors such as stress, fatigue, lack of sleep, excessive caff...[Read More] Understanding Blurry Vision and Eye Discomfort: Causes and Solutions
Understanding and Addressing Double Vision: A Patient's Guide
Regarding the issue of binocular diplopia? Hello Doctor: In the past month or two, I have been experiencing double vision in certain situations. I have seen an ophthalmologist, but no abnormalities were found. The problem initially arose when I was focusing straight ahead at work...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: I cannot determine your condition, but based on your description, focusing on pen A while looking at pen B causes double vision, and vice versa. This is a completely normal phenomenon; everyone experiences this, so there is no need for concern. Here are some possible cause...[Read More] Understanding and Addressing Double Vision: A Patient's Guide
Understanding Allergic Conjunctivitis and Eye Fatigue: Symptoms and Solutions
Allergic conjunctivitis and eye fatigue? Hello, doctor! I was first diagnosed with allergic conjunctivitis last December. The symptoms included redness and itching. After the doctor prescribed medication, my eyes felt fine after a few days, so I stopped using the drops. In April ...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
Observe and see if the symptoms persist; if they do, seek medical evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Allergic Conjunctivitis and Eye Fatigue: Symptoms and Solutions
Acute Conjunctival Edema: Recovery Time and Contact Lens Use
Acute edema of the conjunctiva of the sclera? Dear Doctor, I rubbed my eyes yesterday, which caused acute edema of the sclera. I would like to ask: 1. How long will it take to recover? 2. Can I wear contact lenses before it fully recovers? Thank you.
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
Observe the situation, and if symptoms persist, seek medical examination. Avoid wearing contact lenses.[Read More] Acute Conjunctival Edema: Recovery Time and Contact Lens Use
Understanding Post-Surgery Eye Issues: Redness After Retinal Detachment and Cataract Surgery
Retinal detachment + cataract Hello doctor, I had retinal detachment surgery on my left eye, followed by cataract surgery a few months later. It's been nearly six months since the surgeries, and I have been using eye drops prescribed by my doctor for lowering intraocular pre...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Hello Ms. Yu: Redness in the eyes is primarily a response to discomfort in the eyes, and the underlying causes can vary. Simple dry eyes can also lead to this reaction. If you are concerned about elevated intraocular pressure at that moment, it is advisable not to apply any medic...[Read More] Understanding Post-Surgery Eye Issues: Redness After Retinal Detachment and Cataract Surgery
Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Image Size Differences in Eyes
Differences in Image Size After Cataract Surgery Hello, Director: Regarding the previous question (<a href="https://adoctor.tw/article/194330">#194330</a>), when viewing objects with the naked eye, the image from the left eye (which has macular folds) appear...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Hello Mr. Lee: Because you already have an issue with varying image sizes in your naked vision, theoretically, using different intraocular lenses should not cause this condition. If there is too much disparity between the images in both eyes, it can inherently lead to discomfort....[Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Image Size Differences in Eyes
Can You Wear Glasses for Astigmatism with Contact Lenses for Myopia?
Issues with Wearing Glasses I have myopia and astigmatism, and I currently wear contact lenses that only correct for myopia. Recently, while driving in the rain, I noticed that the headlights in rainy conditions affect my driving. I would like to know if I can continue to wear my...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
It is advisable to consult an ophthalmology medical facility for appropriate medical advice. Thank you. Wishing you good health![Read More] Can You Wear Glasses for Astigmatism with Contact Lenses for Myopia?
Understanding Retinal Issues in High Myopia: Risks and Concerns
Retinal issues 1. Based on your experience, will a prescription of around -500 to -600 diopters easily lead to retinal diseases? 2. Does this level of myopia deteriorate quickly, or does it typically stabilize at a certain point? I feel very anxious about the potential issues w...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. Individuals with higher degrees of myopia are indeed at a greater risk for retinal diseases, especially those with high myopia (greater than -6.00 diopters) or a family history of such conditions. Therefore, it is recommended that you undergo regular ophthalmic examinat...[Read More] Understanding Retinal Issues in High Myopia: Risks and Concerns
Understanding Astigmatism Increase and Its Link to Keratoconus
Regarding the increase in astigmatism and keratoconus? Hello Doctor: I have been wearing glasses for my myopia since middle school, and recently I had to get a new pair of glasses due to failing a vision test. During the eye exam, it was found that my myopia had not significantly...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Under normal circumstances, an increase in astigmatism may be due to changes in the shape of the cornea. At your age, the increase in astigmatism is not considered excessive, but if you start experiencing blurred vision and easy fatigue, it may indicate that your eyes are ...[Read More] Understanding Astigmatism Increase and Its Link to Keratoconus
Understanding Visual Disturbances: Waves and Curves in Vision
Wavy patterns and arc-like curves appearing at the outer corner of the eye? Hello Doctor: I have myopia of -6.75 diopters in my right eye and -3.50 diopters in my left eye. I work long hours on the computer and have been wearing contact lenses for an extended period. Last month (...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Hello, Water Buffalo: Based on your description, it seems more like a prodromal symptom of a migraine. Although it is referred to as a migraine, it does not necessarily involve a headache; it may only present with aura symptoms such as visual disturbances. These typically last fr...[Read More] Understanding Visual Disturbances: Waves and Curves in Vision
Understanding Corneal Ulcer Scarring and Vision Recovery Strategies
Corneal ulcer scar Hello, doctor. Recently, I returned to a large hospital for a follow-up regarding a corneal ulcer infection. I was treated with Levofloxacin, Cefazolin Sodium injection, and Betamethasone Disodium Phosphate eye drops. The doctor mentioned that the ulcer and inf...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. The treatment duration for rigid gas permeable contact lenses varies depending on the situation, generally ranging from several months to a year. It is important to maintain cleanliness and care while using contact lenses, follow the physician's instructions for us...[Read More] Understanding Corneal Ulcer Scarring and Vision Recovery Strategies
Managing Recurrent Conjunctivitis: Risks of Long-Term Steroid Use
Recurrent conjunctivitis I have been experiencing recurrent conjunctivitis of unknown origin and have seen doctors who prescribed steroid-containing medications. Since the condition keeps recurring, I asked the doctor, and he said to use the medication again when the conjunctivit...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: First, I recommend that you do not stop your medication on your own and strictly follow your physician's advice regarding medication use. If you have any questions, feel free to ask your doctor again. Steroid medications can effectively reduce eye inflammation and red...[Read More] Managing Recurrent Conjunctivitis: Risks of Long-Term Steroid Use
Understanding Prescription Issues for Myopia: A Guide for Patients
Prescription lens degree issues? Dear Dr. Gao, I have myopia (R: -7.75, L: -7.50) and after dilation, my measurements were (R: -7.50, L: -7.25). My dominant eye is the right one, and my current prescription for glasses is (R: -7.25, L: -7.00). Recently, I noticed that when I use...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, it seems that your left eye's vision may not be as good as your right eye's. It is normal for there to be differences in visual acuity between the two eyes, so it is not necessary for both eyes to have the same level of vision. Accordin...[Read More] Understanding Prescription Issues for Myopia: A Guide for Patients
Hot or Cold Compress After Chalazion Surgery: What to Do Next?
After the recurrence of a stye and having seen an ophthalmologist to drain the pus, should I apply warm compresses or cold compresses one week later? Hello, Doctor. Since mid-January, I have been experiencing redness and swelling of the eyelid, followed by the development of pus-...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Regarding your question, here are my suggestions: 1. The reason for different medical advice from the physician may be due to the varying conditions of the wound that require different management approaches. Generally, if the wound is still inflamed, applying ice can help ...[Read More] Hot or Cold Compress After Chalazion Surgery: What to Do Next?
Understanding Corneal Abrasion and Infection: Causes, Symptoms, and Recovery Tips
Corneal abrasion infection Hello, Doctor. Last Thursday night, I visited an ophthalmologist because my eyes were itchy. The doctor diagnosed it as an allergy (I usually do not wear contact lenses) and prescribed COLSAMIN EYE OINTMENT and Curzolan Eye Drops. The next day, I felt t...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. The slow recovery from an infection may have various causes, such as the type of pathogen being particularly virulent, the patient's immune system being weakened, the medication being insufficiently effective, or the patient having other health issues. If the patie...[Read More] Understanding Corneal Abrasion and Infection: Causes, Symptoms, and Recovery Tips
Choosing the Right Daily Contact Lenses: Curvature vs. Prescription Factors
Contact Lens Wear Hello, Doctor. I previously wore contact lenses for just one day, but one of them fell out midway, and I'm unsure if it was due to dry eyes or another issue. When I got my glasses, I was informed that my corneal curvature is steeper than average, and the da...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
It is recommended that you consult an ophthalmologist. Thank you, and wish you good health![Read More] Choosing the Right Daily Contact Lenses: Curvature vs. Prescription Factors
Understanding Halo Vision: Causes and Solutions for Eye Symptoms
The appearance of halos around lights? Hello Doctor: Recently, I suddenly noticed a faint halo in my left eye, and when I close my eyes, it turns into a white halo. I went to an ophthalmology clinic for an examination, and my intraocular pressure was normal, as well as the photog...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: The symptoms you described may be related to the retina of the eye. The retina is an important part of the eye responsible for receiving and transmitting visual information to the brain. When the retina is damaged or affected by other issues, symptoms like afterimages, hal...[Read More] Understanding Halo Vision: Causes and Solutions for Eye Symptoms
Can Contact Lenses Get Stuck in Your Eye or Eyelid?
Can contact lenses get stuck in the eye or under the eyelid? Hello, doctor. A few days ago, I wore colored daily disposable contact lenses, and within half a day, I felt a foreign body sensation. When I got home and removed the lenses, I noticed that a small corner of one lens wa...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: If you discover that a small piece of your contact lens is missing, it is likely that this small fragment is still lodged in your eye or eyelid. In this situation, it is best to seek an eye examination and treatment immediately. While waiting for medical attention, you can...[Read More] Can Contact Lenses Get Stuck in Your Eye or Eyelid?
Understanding Blurry Vision: Causes and Solutions for Eye Discomfort
Blurred vision Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing discomfort in my eyes lately, especially in my right eye, which feels a bit dry and has a sensation of pressure around the eye socket. Blinking also causes some discomfort, but there are no noticeable blood vessels. Additional...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: The symptoms you described may be caused by eye strain. Common causes of eye strain include prolonged screen time, reading, and activities like driving that require the eyes to maintain the same position for extended periods. I recommend the following measures: 1. Rest you...[Read More] Understanding Blurry Vision: Causes and Solutions for Eye Discomfort
Contact Lenses and Eye Health: Managing Myopia and Floaters
Contact lenses and floaters? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask the following questions: 1. I currently have high myopia in both eyes, exceeding 1000 degrees, and I also experience floaters. If I wear contact lenses for long periods of 3 to 5 days within a month, will this cause...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. Prolonged use of contact lenses can sometimes cause significant damage to the eyes, such as corneal hypoxia, corneal infections, and conjunctivitis. If you experience discomfort or a stinging sensation, it is advisable to seek assistance from an ophthalmologist. 2. The ...[Read More] Contact Lenses and Eye Health: Managing Myopia and Floaters