Understanding Negative Dysphotopsia After Cataract Surgery: Key Concerns
Arc-shaped shadows after cataract surgery? Thank you, doctor, for your previous response. I have a few questions to ask. 1. Is there a high risk of experiencing negative dysphotopsia post-surgery if it could not be detected preoperatively? 2. Is it completely impossible to adj...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: It is not possible to fully predict whether an individual will experience negative dysphotopsia prior to ophthalmic surgery. This is a rare but potential side effect that can occur after cataract surgery. This condition typically manifests as unexpected glare or visual dis...[Read More] Understanding Negative Dysphotopsia After Cataract Surgery: Key Concerns
Understanding Eye Issues: Redness, Glare, and Dry Eyes Explained
Eye problems I started noticing bloodshot eyes around September 23rd of this year. Initially, there was no glare, but starting in October, I began to experience glare. Doctor, can dry eyes cause bloodshot eyes and glare? If I stop using my phone and switch to reading comic books,...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Dry eye syndrome often causes bloodshot eyes and glare. The bloodshot appearance may be due to dryness or irritation of the eye surface, which is a common symptom of dry eye syndrome. The glare may result from uneven or dry surfaces of the cornea causing light refraction. ...[Read More] Understanding Eye Issues: Redness, Glare, and Dry Eyes Explained
Understanding Arc Shadows After Cataract Surgery: Is There a Solution?
Arc-shaped shadows after cataract surgery? Following up on my previous question, after the follow-up visit, the doctor said it is negative glare, resulting in shadows, and there is currently no solution, only adaptation. Is acceptance the only option? Are there no other alternati...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: The attending physician is likely correct. After some time, you may gradually adapt and eventually become oblivious to it. There is no need to worry excessively at this moment. Although there may not be a specific treatment method that can completely resolve this issue, th...[Read More] Understanding Arc Shadows After Cataract Surgery: Is There a Solution?
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.[Read More] Understanding Glare in Eyes: Impact of Screen Time and Reading Habits
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...[Read More] Managing Glare in Vision: Treatment Options and Eye Health Tips
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...[Read More] Why Changing Nose Pads on Glasses Causes Discomfort: A Patient's Experience
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...[Read More] Understanding Eye Pressure: Causes of Redness and Glare
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.[Read More] Can Jumping Rope Improve Eye Redness and Glare?
Can Lutein Supplements Help Reduce Eye Strain and Glare?
Eye problems Can long-term consumption of lutein improve the appearance of bloodshot eyes and glare caused by prolonged near-vision use?
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Lutein is a nutrient with antioxidant properties that provides certain protective benefits for eye health. However, lutein primarily acts on the macula of the eye and has limited effects on blood vessels and glare. Maintaining proper eye habits, including taking regular br...[Read More] Can Lutein Supplements Help Reduce Eye Strain and Glare?
How to Alleviate Dry Eyes and Visual Disturbances at Night
Dry eyes Doctor, I have a question. Recently, I've been experiencing double vision and glare at night, with halos around objects. However, I had a fundus examination last month, and everything was fine. What can I do to improve this condition?
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: It is possible that dry eyes and insufficient tear production are causing refractive issues. Other conditions such as astigmatism, corneal edema, and ocular discharge can also lead to similar symptoms. It is recommended that you visit an ophthalmologist for further examina...[Read More] How to Alleviate Dry Eyes and Visual Disturbances at Night
Managing Glare and Blurry Vision: Tips for Eye Health
Fundus examination Doctor, I have been experiencing glare similar to astigmatism when I blink recently. I couldn't find any relevant information online. How can I improve this condition?
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
Observe the symptoms, and if they persist, seek medical evaluation.[Read More] Managing Glare and Blurry Vision: Tips for Eye Health
Managing Vision Discrepancies with Cataracts: Tips for Patients
Unilateral cataract in the other eye, binocular disparity issue? Hello, I have already discussed using an aspheric monofocal intraocular lens with the ophthalmology clinic on October 31, as I inquired about glare issues, which was recommended by the nurse. 1. I asked how to man...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. For an eye that is myopic and has early cataracts but has not yet reached the stage for surgery: If one of your eyes has already undergone cataract surgery and the other eye also has myopia and early cataract changes, you may consider undergoing surgery on one eye or ...[Read More] Managing Vision Discrepancies with Cataracts: Tips for Patients
Understanding the Importance of Lens Tilt Angle in Eyeglasses
The forward tilt angle of eyeglass lenses? Dear Dr. Gao, Thank you very much for your detailed response regarding the forward tilt angle of eyeglass lenses in your answers to questions #201513 and #201592. I truly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedule to expla...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Yes, this is my personal suggestion, but there may still be some errors, so please feel free to correct me.[Read More] Understanding the Importance of Lens Tilt Angle in Eyeglasses
Understanding Lens Tilt: Do Your Glasses Need a Forward Angle?
Follow-up Inquiry #201513 Dear Dr. Gao, Thank you for your response in the inquiry consultation "#201513." From your explanation, I understand that the slight difference in the tilt angle of my glasses' lenses (less than 1 degree) is minimal and will not have any ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Q1. The forward tilt angle of eyeglass lenses is usually necessary, and this angle is referred to as the "pantoscopic tilt." It helps adjust the lenses to fit your facial structure and line of sight needs, ensuring that you can see clearly without visual distur...[Read More] Understanding Lens Tilt: Do Your Glasses Need a Forward Angle?
Post-Cataract Surgery Questions: Vision Clarity and Lens Performance
Questions after cataract surgery and lens replacement? I had cataract surgery on my right eye three weeks ago, using Alcon non-diffractive multifocal intraocular lenses. The doctor said the surgery was successful and my vision is 20/20. However, when I intentionally use my right ...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Hello Mr. Ming-Yun: The visual experience with multifocal intraocular lenses can vary from person to person; some individuals are very satisfied, while others may find it not as good as expected. Regarding glare, if the pupil is larger at night, this condition may occur. Consider...[Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery Questions: Vision Clarity and Lens Performance
Understanding Eye Flashes: Causes and When to Seek Help
Flashes of light in the eyes? I would like to inquire about a situation I've been experiencing. For the past week, after turning off the lights, I have noticed a blue-purple semicircular flash at the edges of my vision, initially only in my right eye, but yesterday it seemed...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, the flashes you are experiencing may be related to retinal traction, especially if you notice them in low-light environments. Given your history of laser treatment, retinal tears, and floaters, these are all significant factors concerning retinal...[Read More] Understanding Eye Flashes: Causes and When to Seek Help
Post-Cataract Surgery: Addressing Vision Issues and Concerns
Post-cataract surgery I recently had surgery on my right eye, and the doctor said my vision is 1.0. I received an Alcon non-diffractive presbyopia-correcting intraocular lens, but three weeks later, I still cannot see clearly at intermediate distances. My first question is whethe...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. Regarding your difficulty seeing at intermediate distances after surgery on your right eye, there are several possibilities. First, it may take some time to adapt to the new intraocular lens. Additionally, you may need to wear appropriate glasses post-surgery to ensure ...[Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery: Addressing Vision Issues and Concerns
Glare and Nighttime Light: Risks After Laser Eye Surgery
Glare, the hazards caused by various lights at night? Hello Doctor, after my myopic laser surgery, I have been experiencing severe glare. Previously, I didn't find the red and green traffic lights or car headlights to be bright when going out at night, but now they seem quit...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Exposure to intense light sources when going out at night may have some impact on vision, but it should not lead to macular degeneration.[Read More] Glare and Nighttime Light: Risks After Laser Eye Surgery
Understanding Post-Cataract Surgery Glare: Causes and Solutions
Glare after cataract surgery? Hello Doctor: I underwent cataract surgery on July 7, 2023, where the surgeon implanted a monofocal aspheric toric intraocular lens and informed me that I would retain 2.00 diopters of myopia (I was approximately -5.00 diopters preoperatively, with a...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
Observe the symptoms; if they persist, you may visit a medical center for evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Post-Cataract Surgery Glare: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Eye Focus Issues: Symptoms and Solutions for Clear Vision
Focusing issues with the eyes? Recently, I've noticed that my prescription isn't strong enough, so I'm planning to get new lenses this weekend. However, over the past couple of days, I've experienced some issues when looking at my phone from a normal distance,...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, you experience blurriness in your vision while wearing glasses, which then returns to clarity. This may be related to eye fatigue, especially if you have been staring at your phone screen for extended periods or using your phone in unsuitable env...[Read More] Understanding Eye Focus Issues: Symptoms and Solutions for Clear Vision