Morning Eye Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Effective Relief Strategies
Waking up in the morning and experiencing pain as soon as you open your eyes? Hello, three years ago, I started experiencing eye pain due to my extremely busy and overworked schedule. Initially, the pain would occur in the afternoon when I was more fatigued, and it was very inten...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the cause of your eye pain and discomfort is likely corneal erosion. There are many reasons that can lead to corneal erosion, and dry eye syndrome is one of them. Due to insufficient tear production, corneal cells can dry out and die, resulting i...[Read More] Morning Eye Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Effective Relief Strategies
Understanding Right Eye Pain: Causes, Remedies, and Vision Care Tips
Pain at the outer corner of the right eye? 1. Recently, due to preparing for the national exam, I have been studying for long hours. A few days ago, I started experiencing discomfort in the outer corner of my right eye. When I concentrate on studying, the discomfort becomes parti...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello: For the first question, you should first consult a dentist for a diagnosis. For the second question, please visit a hospital for an examination, where a physician can determine the medication you need. Sincerely, Dr. Komeilan, Ophthalmology.[Read More] Understanding Right Eye Pain: Causes, Remedies, and Vision Care Tips
Understanding Eye Pain and Discomfort: Causes and Solutions
Eye pressure and pain? Hello, I have significant astigmatism in both eyes, approximately 300 degrees. I have been wearing contact lenses for a long time, but recently my eyes have been experiencing pressure, pain, and a foreign body sensation. After consulting a doctor, I was tol...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello: Long-term use of contact lenses can lead to allergic conjunctivitis, which I believe your doctor has managed for you. Additionally, prolonged contact lens wear can cause dry eye syndrome, and the symptoms of dry eye can lead to corneal erosion, resulting in a foreign body ...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain and Discomfort: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Eye Pressure: Causes of Eye Pain and Discomfort
Intraocular pressure Hello Doctor: I often experience swelling in my eyeballs accompanied by pain, which can be severe enough to cause discomfort throughout my forehead and temples. What could be the cause of this? I have seen an ophthalmologist who suggested it was due to eye st...
Dr. Wang Yuwei Reply:
If intraocular pressure is not elevated and there is no excessive eye strain, certain specific types of headaches, such as cluster headaches, should be considered, and a consultation with a neurologist is recommended.[Read More] Understanding Eye Pressure: Causes of Eye Pain and Discomfort
Understanding Eye Pain: Causes and Solutions for Discomfort
My eyes feel strange? I've been experiencing pain beside my left eye for the past few days, and there's a bit of hair loss in that area! It hurts every time I touch it, and I feel some pain when I close or open my eye.
Dr. Chen Xuan Reply:
Hello: The most common cause of eyelid inflammatory swelling is a stye (commonly known as a "chalazion"), although there are other less common issues. It is advisable to visit an ophthalmology clinic for a detailed examination. Sincerely, Dr. Chen Hsuan.[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain: Causes and Solutions for Discomfort
Am I Suffering from Glaucoma? Understanding Symptoms and Risks
Do I have glaucoma? I am 18 years old and have approximately 600 degrees of myopia. About six months ago, I went for an eye examination, and the doctor mentioned that my intraocular pressure was slightly elevated (I forgot the exact value). Sometimes I experience eye pain in both...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello: Student Lin's eye pain may be a symptom of glaucoma, but it is not necessarily glaucoma. Elevated intraocular pressure does not always require medication; however, if it exceeds 28 mm Hg, treatment is recommended. It is also essential to assess corneal thickness and m...[Read More] Am I Suffering from Glaucoma? Understanding Symptoms and Risks
Understanding Eye Pain: Causes, Medications, and Eye Pressure Concerns
Eye pain Hello Doctor: During today's follow-up visit, I forgot to ask you a question. I have been experiencing chronic back pain and also have panic disorder. I am on long-term medication including Propranolol, Chlorzoxazone, Fludiazepam, Alepam at bedtime, and Deanxit. Do ...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello, 1. These medications have little effect on intraocular pressure. 2. Rinderon solution is to be used twice a day. 3. Many eye symptoms may be partially due to iritis, not elevated intraocular pressure (I remember your intraocular pressure is not high). 4. There are man...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain: Causes, Medications, and Eye Pressure Concerns
Understanding Uveitis: Causes, Treatment Duration, and Related Symptoms
Iritis Hello Doctor: I have been experiencing chronic lower back pain for about a year and a half. Recently, the pain has radiated to my back and neck, and I have been suffering from chronic headaches. This past week, the pain has extended to my eyes. After visiting an ophthalmol...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is clear that you do not have ankylosing spondylitis, but you do have iritis. Iritis is often associated with autoimmune diseases, and eye pain should also consider factors such as poor posture and high work stress. I recommend that you first ...[Read More] Understanding Uveitis: Causes, Treatment Duration, and Related Symptoms
Understanding Eye Pain: Causes and Solutions for Tear-Induced Discomfort
Eye stinging? Hello Dr. Feng, I have a question that has been bothering me for a long time... Whenever my eyes tear up (like when I yawn), or when I get caught in the rain, or at the beginning of crying, even just a little bit of tears causes my eyes to hurt a lot. However, if I ...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello, based on the symptoms you described, it is very likely that they are caused by dry eye syndrome. When the eyes are too dry, the corneal epithelium can become damaged and eroded, exposing the corneal nerves. This can lead to pain when exposed to tears or irritating liquids....[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain: Causes and Solutions for Tear-Induced Discomfort
Concerns About Eye Health After a Fight: What You Need to Know
An altercation that occurred eight or nine years ago? Hello Doctor: Recently, I read some articles in the newspaper about eye problems, which reminded me of an incident about eight or nine years ago when I got into a fight. It was quite intense, and my entire face was swollen, po...
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Hello, Mr. Hsiao-Feng. If the eyeball has sustained a non-rupture traumatic impact, it requires long-term monitoring for potential issues, primarily two concerns: one is the development of retinal tears or retinal detachment, and the other is the onset of glaucoma. Both condition...[Read More] Concerns About Eye Health After a Fight: What You Need to Know
Understanding Eye Pressure and Choosing the Right Glasses
Eyes and glasses? Hello Dr. Lin, I have a few questions to ask you. 1. I often feel a swelling sensation in my eyeballs right after I close my eyes to sleep, as if they are about to pop out. Could this be a sign of high intraocular pressure? If so, how should I address this iss...
Dr. Lin Zhengyi Reply:
1. Symptoms of glaucoma include eye pain, redness, blurred vision with halos, unilateral headache, nausea, and vomiting. Additionally, some patients with early-stage glaucoma may be asymptomatic. However, eye pain does not necessarily indicate glaucoma, so it is advisable to have...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pressure and Choosing the Right Glasses
Managing Dry Eye Syndrome After LASIK: Tips and Treatment Options
Dry Eye Syndrome I have been wearing contact lenses for a long time (about 18 years). Last March, I underwent laser surgery to correct my vision (originally -750 diopters, now -150 diopters). Since then, I have experienced dry and painful eyes, especially when I wake up in the mo...
Dr. Ke Meilan Reply:
Hello, 1. Were you diagnosed with dry eye syndrome prior to the LASK procedure? 2. Generally, 3-6 months post-surgery, most patients will return to their pre-operative condition, and tear film tests can determine the severity. 3. Waking up with eye pain can occur not only due...[Read More] Managing Dry Eye Syndrome After LASIK: Tips and Treatment Options
Understanding Right Eye Pain: Causes and Solutions for Computer Users
Right eye soreness? I have been using the computer for long hours every day, over 6 hours, and I feel soreness in my right eye and the area around my right temple, while the left side feels completely normal with no issues. My vision seems fine, and I don't notice any abnorm...
Dr. Chen Anping Reply:
1. This is a symptom of eye strain caused by prolonged computer use. 2. Changing computer usage habits by taking a 10-minute break after every 30 minutes of use can alleviate eye fatigue.[Read More] Understanding Right Eye Pain: Causes and Solutions for Computer Users
Understanding Eye Pain: Causes and Solutions for Discomfort
Eyeball Hello, recently I have been experiencing occasional pain in my left eye, which is difficult to describe. It feels somewhat sore and fatigued. The sclera of both eyes near the bridge of my nose appears to have a slight black or dark purple tint. Is this normal? I also have...
Dr. Feng Jiefan Reply:
Hello, the presence of black or dark purple spots on the sclera usually indicates degeneration of the conjunctival tissue or conjunctival pigmented lesions. Generally, this is not a serious issue. However, if there are concerns about other pathologies, it is advisable to consult ...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain: Causes and Solutions for Discomfort
Eye Injuries from Prolonged Welding Without Protection: What to Do?
Prolonged welding can cause eye damage? My friend was welding without protective gear and directly exposed his eyes to the light for about 5 hours. As a result, he experienced severe eye pain, was unable to open his eyes, had redness in the sclera, and excessive tearing. Initiall...
Dr. Huang Bozhen Reply:
Prolonged exposure to bright light can cause punctate keratitis, resulting in significant eye pain. The correct management involves applying pressure and covering both eyes, and it is best to have a doctor evaluate the condition. Generally, recovery occurs within one to two days,...[Read More] Eye Injuries from Prolonged Welding Without Protection: What to Do?
Understanding Eye Pain and Redness: Causes and Home Remedies
Eye pain with a reddened appearance? Upon waking, my eyes hurt, and I noticed they were filled with bloodshot veins when I looked in the mirror. For the past month or two, I've been experiencing discomfort in my eyes, feeling dry and as if things are "poorly printed.&qu...
Dr. Chen Anping Reply:
Hello, Giatia: 1. If the physician diagnoses acute keratitis, saline solution will not be helpful. 2. The treatment depends on the medication prescribed by the doctor. 3. Using steam to treat the eyes does not help the condition and may cause microvascular dilation. 4. If there i...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pain and Redness: Causes and Home Remedies
Understanding Floaters: Symptoms, Risks, and Prevention of Retinal Tears
I'm sorry, but I need the content you would like me to translate? Hello doctor, I have something floating in my eye, is it floaters? I've heard many people say that floaters can cause retinal tears. May I ask... what are the symptoms of a retinal tear? Is the likelihood...
Dr. Chen Xuan Reply:
If there are only occasional small floating objects without any other symptoms (such as redness, eye pain, or blurred vision), then the likelihood of having floaters is quite high. Generally, floaters are mostly caused by vitreous degeneration and do not significantly affect visi...[Read More] Understanding Floaters: Symptoms, Risks, and Prevention of Retinal Tears
Understanding Floaters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Is there a relationship? Hello, doctor! Sometimes I see small black spots floating in my vision. Could this be floaters? What are the symptoms of floaters? Will floaters affect my eyes? Is there any treatment or improvement available? How can I reduce the frequency of these spots...
Dr. Chen Xuan Reply:
A: If there are only occasional small floaters without any other symptoms (such as redness, eye pain, or blurred vision), then the likelihood of having floaters (myodesopsia) is quite high. Generally, floaters are mostly caused by vitreous degeneration and do not significantly af...[Read More] Understanding Floaters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Impact of Low Light Conditions on Glaucoma Patients' Vision and Health
Patients with glaucoma who spend extended periods in poorly lit indoor environments may experience increased difficulty in visual function. Insufficient lighting can lead to eye strain, reduced contrast sensitivity, and may exacerbate symptoms such as blurred vision or tunnel vis...
Dr. Wang Yuwei Reply:
Dear Ms. Jan, Glaucoma is classified into two types: angle-closure glaucoma and open-angle glaucoma. If it is angle-closure glaucoma, working in a dark room for an extended period may trigger an acute glaucoma attack. On the other hand, open-angle glaucoma poses less immediate d...[Read More] Impact of Low Light Conditions on Glaucoma Patients' Vision and Health
Understanding Acute Retinal Necrosis: Causes and Zovirax Treatment Explained
Please ask your question? What is acute retinal necrosis? How does it occur? Why can the antiviral agent Zovirax be used for the treatment of this disease? Please help clarify, thank you!
Dr. Huang Bozhen Reply:
Acute Retinal Necrosis (ARN) commonly occurs in individuals aged 20 to 50 and is caused by the herpes virus, leading to eye pain and blurred vision. The diagnosis is characterized by three features: 1. Distinctive full-thickness inflammation of the peripheral retina, 2. Occlusive...[Read More] Understanding Acute Retinal Necrosis: Causes and Zovirax Treatment Explained