Understanding Vitreous Detachment and Its Impact on High Myopia
Retinal traction from the vitreous? Hello, Doctor. (I have inquired before and have further developments.) I have high myopia, approximately 700 to 800 diopters. I previously consulted you around last Thursday, as I have been experiencing flashes of light in my left eye when I cl...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, based on the description, both eyes should currently be able to use eye muscle exercises and anti-inflammatory eye drops. Additionally, regarding the retina, if there are any changes in symptoms, further examination is necessary. If not, follow-up can be scheduled as plann...[Read More] Understanding Vitreous Detachment and Its Impact on High Myopia
Understanding EyeHelp Eye Drops: Uses and Side Effects Explained
Eyehelp eye drops are used to relieve symptoms of dry eyes, such as irritation and discomfort. They work by providing lubrication and moisture to the surface of the eye. Possible side effects may include temporary blurred vision, stinging, or redness upon application. If you expe...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
The main function is to alleviate fatigue. For detailed side effects, please refer to the medication's package insert or the manufacturer's official website.[Read More] Understanding EyeHelp Eye Drops: Uses and Side Effects Explained
Understanding Eye Discomfort: Dry Eyes, Pain, and Flashing Lights
Eye strain, orbital pain, and flashes of floaters? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask you some questions: 1. My eyes are very easily fatigued, and I feel dryness and a foreign body sensation when looking at my phone or computer. Recently, it feels like something is stuck in my l...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, there is a possibility of dry eye syndrome and eye fatigue. If symptoms change, further examination is necessary; otherwise, follow-up should be done once a year.[Read More] Understanding Eye Discomfort: Dry Eyes, Pain, and Flashing Lights
Understanding Eye Issues: Floaters, Light Sensitivity, and Glasses
Eye problems Hello, Doctor Gao. 1. Can floaters cause light sensitivity? If not, what could be the issue? Should I see an ophthalmologist again? I had a fundus examination at the beginning of the month, and the doctor mentioned retinal degeneration. 2. Why does wearing glasse...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, 1. It is unlikely; photophobia can sometimes be related to inflammation, fatigue, or dry eye syndrome. 2. I am not sure what type of glasses you have, but glasses can filter certain wavelengths of light. 3. If they are newly prescribed, sometimes the frames may be too ...[Read More] Understanding Eye Issues: Floaters, Light Sensitivity, and Glasses
Managing Dry Eyes and Floaters: Solutions for Clearer Vision
Dry eye syndrome and floaters? Hello, I would like to ask about my condition. Due to dry eye syndrome, I have been experiencing blurred vision, and now I notice an increase in floaters. They used to appear occasionally, but now I often see them in my line of sight. Will this impr...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Dry eye syndrome and floaters are generally not related. If you need to purchase artificial tears and must wear contact lenses, it is recommended to buy single-use, preservative-free artificial tears. Most ophthalmic prescriptions for artificial tears contain preservatives, which...[Read More] Managing Dry Eyes and Floaters: Solutions for Clearer Vision
Understanding Eye Pain: Symptoms and Possible Causes
My eyes hurt a lot? Hello doctor, I have been experiencing sharp, needle-like pain in my eyes for the past month, along with some persistent floaters. Sometimes when I wake up in the morning or just before going to sleep at night, I see flashes of light. Occasionally, in well-lit...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: The examination for floaters should indicate that there are no issues with the retina. The blue frame and lenses may be related, so I suggest you check with an optical store. There are many causes for eye discomfort, with the most common being conjunctivitis or fatigue. Si...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain: Symptoms and Possible Causes
Managing Eye Pain and Discomfort: Effective Eye Drops and Tips
Use of eye drops for swollen and painful eyes? Hello Doctor, I am highly myopic (approximately -10.00 diopters) with mild amblyopia in one eye and some photophobia. Currently, I spend about 6 hours a day on the computer and around 3 hours on my smartphone (often until bedtime, an...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, Patidar is a medication for mild dry eye syndrome and does not cause pupil dilation. Additionally, you are using digital devices for too long, and it is best to avoid using them before bedtime. I recommend adjusting your eye usage habits first, and if you still experience ...[Read More] Managing Eye Pain and Discomfort: Effective Eye Drops and Tips
Understanding Discomfort After LASIK: Causes and Solutions for Eye Strain
Secondary refinement of myopic laser surgery? Hello Dr. Wang, my right eye underwent a second fine-tuning after LASIK surgery for myopia (the first surgery left a -1.00 diopter correction to accommodate future presbyopia without needing reading glasses). However, due to poor adap...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, dry eye syndrome is a possibility, but other corneal issues cannot be ruled out. It may be advisable to consider a consultation with the cornea department at a medical center.[Read More] Understanding Discomfort After LASIK: Causes and Solutions for Eye Strain
Common Eye Issues: Causes of Tearfulness and Eye Discomfort
Eye problems Experiencing frequent eye discomfort, such as a burning sensation and excessive tearing, may indicate a condition known as dry eye syndrome or other underlying issues such as allergies or conjunctivitis. These symptoms can lead to visual disturbances, but they do not...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
There are too many reasons; a medical consultation is necessary.[Read More] Common Eye Issues: Causes of Tearfulness and Eye Discomfort
Post-LASIK Care: Managing Dry Eyes and Inflammation After Surgery
Post-operative care after myopia laser surgery? Hello, I had laser surgery for my myopia three months ago, but I often experience dry eyes. I have been using preservative-free artificial tears in single-dose vials, Vitis eye gel, and Alcon artificial tear film. Additionally, I ap...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Steven: The method you are currently using is indeed a treatment for dry eye syndrome. If you are using preservative-free artificial tears in single-dose vials, tear film, or gels, you may not need to use them excessively. Good Sight is a steroid eye drop, and since dry eye...[Read More] Post-LASIK Care: Managing Dry Eyes and Inflammation After Surgery
Post-Laser Eye Surgery Care: Managing Dry Eye Symptoms Effectively
Follow-up Questions - Postoperative Care After Myopia Laser Surgery Doctor, the dry eye symptoms after laser surgery are due to the damage to the corneal nerves that need to heal, so artificial tears are required to keep the eyeball and cornea moist and to prevent inflammation. D...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Steven: It is possible that the condition may gradually improve, or it could become a permanent case of dry eye syndrome. You can use preservative-free artificial tears according to the severity of your dryness, and you should apply them if you experience discomfort. If there is ...[Read More] Post-Laser Eye Surgery Care: Managing Dry Eye Symptoms Effectively
Cataract Surgery Options for Patients with Dry Eye Syndrome
Cataract surgery in patients with dry eye syndrome? My mother has dry eye syndrome and does not have any astigmatism. She is about to undergo cataract surgery in both eyes. Is it suitable for her to have a multifocal intraocular lens (IOL) implanted, considering she does not have...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Ms. Liu: Generally, dry eye syndrome does not affect the outcomes of cataract surgery. However, the use of multifocal intraocular lenses depends on the patient's needs. The decision regarding the necessity of these lenses should be made after a clinical examination, so...[Read More] Cataract Surgery Options for Patients with Dry Eye Syndrome
Understanding Floaters: White Haze, Visual Distortion, and Eye Health Concerns
Floaters, white haze, parallax, dizziness? Dear Dr. Gao, I apologize for bothering you, but I would like to ask you again about my current eye condition. I am experiencing various shapes of floaters in my vision, including spider web-like, cloudy, dot-like, and line-like forms, ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Peter: 1. Yes. 2. There will be no damage, and the laser will not cause any focusing issues. The dryness and blood vessels should be checked for other problems, such as conjunctivitis or dry eye syndrome. 3. No, sometimes it is caused by irregular light refraction, but ...[Read More] Understanding Floaters: White Haze, Visual Distortion, and Eye Health Concerns
Morning Eye Flashes: Understanding Causes and Solutions for Vision Issues
Waking up in the morning and seeing flashes of light? Hello, doctor. I have myopia (both eyes at -5.75) and astigmatism (left eye -0.50, right eye -0.75), and I also suffer from floaters and dry eye syndrome. Recently, I was diagnosed with an immune abnormality—overactivation of ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: The flashes you are experiencing are likely due to the vitreous pulling on the retina, and even a slight retinal detachment can be detected. If the lines in the Amsler grid appear distorted, that is not normal. I recommend that you visit a hospital with a retinal specialty...[Read More] Morning Eye Flashes: Understanding Causes and Solutions for Vision Issues
Understanding Light Sensitivity: Causes and Solutions for Eye Discomfort
Photophobia with increased brightness sensitivity? Recently, my eyes feel similar to the fatigue experienced after staying up late or just waking up when looking at lights. This happens at night as well, where I have a slight sensitivity to bright light. However, during the day, ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, A-Cheng: Any disease of the eyes can potentially cause this phenomenon. However, the most common conditions are conjunctivitis, dry eye syndrome, and fatigue. If the examination shows no other abnormalities, there is no need to worry. The ophthalmology department at Puzi H...[Read More] Understanding Light Sensitivity: Causes and Solutions for Eye Discomfort
Understanding Floaters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Floaters, white haze, parallax, dizziness? Hello, Dr. Gao. In May and June of this year, I noticed a small floaters in my right eye due to prolonged eye strain, although I usually don't notice it. Coupled with an episode of dry eye syndrome, I went to the Gaoduan Eye Clinic ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Peter: Floaters do not require treatment; you can only coexist with them. As long as there are no issues with the retina, there is no need to worry. Over time, they may lessen or you may become accustomed to them. The ophthalmology department at Puzi Hospital in Taiwan is o...[Read More] Understanding Floaters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Dry Eyes: Cold Weather Effects and Treatment Options
The eyes are very dry? 1. If you have dry eye syndrome, it is common for the severity of dryness to increase when the weather gets colder. This could be due to environmental factors such as lower humidity and increased exposure to wind, which can exacerbate symptoms. 2. For dry ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Ayun: Weather is an important factor, and dry weather can exacerbate conditions. If it is not dry, there is no need to apply. Taiwan E-Hospital Puzi Hospital Ophthalmology: Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM and Wednesday afternoon from 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM. We hope to...[Read More] Understanding Dry Eyes: Cold Weather Effects and Treatment Options
Understanding Blurry Vision: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Blurred vision Hello doctor, recently my right eye has been occasionally blurry, and it feels like my two eyes are seeing differently. This has been happening for about three months. However, after blinking, my vision becomes clear again. It’s a cycle of blurriness and clarity. I...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, Duratears is used for dry eye syndrome, while O.N.S.D is for relieving fatigue. If you sometimes experience blurred vision, it could be due to dry eyes and fatigue caused by hyperthyroid-related exophthalmos. If there is indeed a pathological condition in the eyes, blinkin...[Read More] Understanding Blurry Vision: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Eye Discomfort: Is It Dry Eye Syndrome?
Dry Eye Syndrome? Hello, doctor. I have been experiencing a sensation of pressure and discomfort in the upper part of both eyes throughout the day, accompanied by excessive sleepiness, fatigue, and a tight, dull ache in my head. The more sleepy and fatigued I feel, the stronger t...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, two doctors have already examined you, and the likelihood of other issues is relatively low. It may be necessary to adjust the medication for dry eye syndrome.[Read More] Understanding Eye Discomfort: Is It Dry Eye Syndrome?
Is It Safe to Use Artificial Tears Long-Term for Dry Eye Syndrome?
Is it safe to use artificial tears long-term for dry eye syndrome? Dear Doctor, I have dry eye syndrome, and my physician advised me to use Vitis gel no more than four times a day. However, I have recently been experiencing frequent blurriness and a sensation of a film over my ey...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Artificial tears are available in both preservative-containing and preservative-free formulations. Typically, preservative-free artificial tears are packaged in single-use vials, with each box containing several dozen vials, allowing for more frequent use without restrictions. On...[Read More] Is It Safe to Use Artificial Tears Long-Term for Dry Eye Syndrome?