Struggles with Glasses: Finding the Right Fit for My Vision Needs
Eyeglass troubles? Hello, Doctor. I have high myopia in both eyes, exceeding -6.00 diopters, and astigmatism close to -2.00 diopters. Additionally, I have cervical disc herniation, which may be affecting my eye's ability to accommodate. I have two pairs of glasses that I sta...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: From your description, it seems that you haven't had an eye examination. I recommend visiting an ophthalmologist to have your vision checked and to determine the correct prescription. It seems like there might be an issue with your prescription.[Read More] Struggles with Glasses: Finding the Right Fit for My Vision Needs
Understanding Eye Discomfort: Causes and Solutions for Dry Eyes
The eyes feel tight and uncomfortable, with symptoms of dry eye syndrome? Hello Doctor: I have visited an ophthalmologist several times due to discomfort in my eyes. The doctor diagnosed me with three issues: entropion (inward-turning eyelashes), eye allergies, and dry eye syndro...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. Neostigmine may cause miosis. You can reduce the frequency or temporarily discontinue its use. 2. Once the medication is stopped, the metabolism will naturally return to normal. 3. You can observe the situation; discontinuing the medication may resolve the issue. If dis...[Read More] Understanding Eye Discomfort: Causes and Solutions for Dry Eyes
Is Frequent Pupil Dilation Safe? Eye Health Concerns Explained
Pupil Dilation Issues Hello doctor, two months ago I underwent a dilated fundus examination because I was seeing floaters in my vision, and there were no issues at that time. However, I have recently noticed an increase in the number of floaters, so I would like to have another e...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: There will be no impact at all, so please feel free to go for the examination.[Read More] Is Frequent Pupil Dilation Safe? Eye Health Concerns Explained
Persistent Dilated Pupils After Eye Injury: Causes and Next Steps
After the injury, long-acting mydriatic treatment was administered, but it has been over ten days since the last application, and the pupil has not constricted? Hello, doctor. I sustained an eye injury due to a strong impact, and I was treated in the emergency department with a l...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. It is possible that the drug metabolism is slower, and it may still have an effect. It is also possible that a strong impact has caused injury to the iris muscles, leading to an inability to constrict. 2. You can observe for a while longer; it may gradually recover, or ...[Read More] Persistent Dilated Pupils After Eye Injury: Causes and Next Steps
Understanding Asymmetrical Vision with Glasses: Causes and Solutions
The angle of vision differs when looking to the left and right while wearing glasses? I previously underwent two basic eye examinations at an ophthalmology clinic, and there were no significant eye diseases found. My pupillary distance is 34 mm on the left and 34.5 mm on the righ...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
We recommend that you: 1. Consult with an ophthalmologist at an eye clinic. 2. Alternatively, visit another optical store for an eye examination. Thank you, and wish you good health![Read More] Understanding Asymmetrical Vision with Glasses: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Thin Optic Nerve and Astigmatism Issues in Myopia
Thinning of the optic nerve and astigmatism issues? Hello, Doctor Gao. Due to high myopia, I have been self-paying for eye examinations at an ophthalmology clinic for the past two years, with my prescription being around -7.50/-7.75. After reviewing my OCT report, I found that my...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. If the visual field is normal, there should be no issues. 2. Astigmatism should be corrected based on the measured degree, with clarity as the principle. 3. Regarding 4. An excessively large pupil can affect night vision; a diameter over 6mm may have an impact, but it s...[Read More] Understanding Thin Optic Nerve and Astigmatism Issues in Myopia
Understanding Enlarged Pupils: Cataract Surgery and Lens Options
Mydriasis Dear Doctor, I recently sought treatment for cataracts, but during the examination, the doctor mentioned that my pupil is not very "regular" and is larger than normal (measuring about 8.5 mm). The doctor indicated that currently available intraocular lenses do...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
I recommend that you discuss the above situation further with your attending physician, focusing on symptom management, or to see if further examinations are necessary. Thank you, and wishing you good health![Read More] Understanding Enlarged Pupils: Cataract Surgery and Lens Options
Understanding Eye Allergies: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Eye allergy Hello, doctor. I am a second-year junior high school student. Earlier this year, I experienced inflammation in both eyes due to negligence in thoroughly cleaning my orthokeratology lenses. The ophthalmologist prescribed eye drops containing 0.2% steroids, which led to...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
It is recommended to visit a medical center for an examination.[Read More] Understanding Eye Allergies: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Surgery to Align Eyes: Can It Fix Nerve Damage Effects?
Surgery to adjust the muscles to maintain binocular alignment? Hello Doctor, as you mentioned earlier, tightening is a surgical procedure that adjusts the muscles to keep both eyes aligned. Can this type of surgery compensate for issues caused by damage to the third cranial nerve...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: This surgery only corrects the eye position; it does not provide benefits in other areas.[Read More] Surgery to Align Eyes: Can It Fix Nerve Damage Effects?
Understanding Mydriatic Eye Drops and Eye Fatigue: Key Concerns
Pupil-dilating eye drops, eye fatigue issues? Hello Doctor: I am a patient with high myopia, with a prescription of -750 diopters in my right eye and -700 diopters in my left eye. I also experience floaters in both eyes, and I have a history of a retinal tear in my left eye, alon...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. There is no contraindication. A ten-minute interval is sufficient. 2. It could possibly be trigeminal neuralgia. 3. Some individuals may respond more slowly, which does not necessarily indicate a problem.[Read More] Understanding Mydriatic Eye Drops and Eye Fatigue: Key Concerns
Exploring Treatment Options for Double Vision Due to Left Eye Nerve Damage
Diplopia due to impaired focusing caused by injury to the left optic nerve? Hello Doctor, the patient is my mother. She underwent surgery for a brain tumor last year. The tumor compressed her left optic nerve, resulting in damage to the optic nerve after the surgery, causing her ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Inability to open the eyelid may be due to paralysis of the third cranial nerve, which can also cause misalignment of the extraocular muscles leading to double vision. Currently, there may not be any aggressive treatment options available, and we can only observe to see if...[Read More] Exploring Treatment Options for Double Vision Due to Left Eye Nerve Damage
Two Months of Eye Symptoms: A Comprehensive Overview and Concerns
Summary of Symptoms and Questions Over the Past Two Months Hello, doctor. I apologize if my post violates any regulations. These issues have been troubling me for over two months, and I am close to developing anxiety. Around August 9th, I noticed bleeding in my left eye, so I vis...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
1. The sensation of finger touch cannot accurately perceive intraocular pressure; claims on the internet are nonsense. We rarely feel discomfort from high intraocular pressure unless there is an acute glaucoma attack, which is when this is possible. Usually, the sensation of high...[Read More] Two Months of Eye Symptoms: A Comprehensive Overview and Concerns
Understanding Eye Floaters and the Effects of Pupil Dilation
Eye problems Hello doctor, I recently experienced symptoms of floaters, so I visited an ophthalmologist today and underwent a dilated eye exam. The doctor said there were no issues with my retina and attributed it to eye fatigue, advising me to rest well. However, while I was sho...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Xiao W: This should not be a problem; it is likely related to the vitreous. You can continue to observe it. The dilated fundus examination is not an issue, so please don't worry. Children who are being treated for myopia also need to use dilating drops daily.[Read More] Understanding Eye Floaters and the Effects of Pupil Dilation
Understanding Retinopathy of Prematurity: Impact on Vision and Key Concerns
Retinopathy Hello, thank you for your previous response. I would like to ask if retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) can affect not only peripheral vision but also the central 30 degrees of vision. Is a 30-degree visual field loss of 18.14 dB in one eye considered mild? With retinopa...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Severe retinal disease can indeed lead to a loss of vision within a 30-degree field, and an average value of 18.14 dB is considered moderately severe. If the condition has caused congenital nystagmus and the best-corrected visual acuity is only 0.3 with no light perception, it is...[Read More] Understanding Retinopathy of Prematurity: Impact on Vision and Key Concerns
Understanding Blurry Vision After Iris Inflammation Treatment
Blurred vision Hello, doctor. I have been undergoing treatment for iritis in my right eye for a month. Initially, I experienced eye swelling, pain, and light sensitivity during the first week, but it has improved significantly since then. However, my vision in the right eye remai...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Mr. Cheng: 1. Based on the progression of the condition, it may take some time, but the prognosis is generally good. 2. Iritis can sometimes affect the function of the pupil, and recovery may be slower.[Read More] Understanding Blurry Vision After Iris Inflammation Treatment
Understanding Eye Flashes and Floaters: When to Seek Help
Flashes and floaters in the eyes? Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask some questions regarding my eyes: A few months ago, I had a fundus examination at the hospital, and after the examination, the doctor mentioned that certain areas of my retina are thinner but not concerning. I w...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
If there is a condition requiring treatment for a thinner retina, the physician should inform the patient accordingly. As for the presence of colored light spots, they are likely unrelated to glaucoma. Glaucoma testing generally does not require dilation, and the likelihood of yo...[Read More] Understanding Eye Flashes and Floaters: When to Seek Help
Understanding Eye Flashes: Symptoms and Causes Explained
Flashes of light in the eyes? Hello, doctor. Here's the situation: I have noticed that when I just wake up or am about to fall asleep, I see flashes of light in bright areas, but not in completely dark places. The flashes do not appear in the corners of my eyes; they occur i...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello A: This is more likely to be a visual phenomenon rather than vitreous detachment. The retinal examination showed no issues, so there is no need to worry.[Read More] Understanding Eye Flashes: Symptoms and Causes Explained
Understanding Blurry Vision: Questions to Ask Your Eye Doctor
Blurred vision has not improved? Hello, Doctor. Ten days ago, my left eye was normal, but my right eye had blurred vision and was red and painful. I went to see an ophthalmologist who said the retina was clear and diagnosed me with acute iritis. I was prescribed atropine 0.5% and...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Mr. Cheng: It is better to wait until the pupils constrict. The effects of atropine may last up to a week, so it might take a few more days. During your follow-up appointment, just inform the doctor about your symptoms, and they will conduct an examination for you.[Read More] Understanding Blurry Vision: Questions to Ask Your Eye Doctor
Understanding Eye Fatigue: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
Eye fatigue, eye problems? Hello, doctor. I have a few questions I'd like to ask you. Recently, I've been experiencing a sensation of dryness and discomfort in my eyes. I consulted a doctor who prescribed me artificial tears and a soothing eye drop, but they don't ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, ordinary person: 1. You may have chronic nasal allergies, which can also cause allergic reactions in the eyes. 2. In dark environments, the pupils dilate, allowing light to scatter more easily. Additionally, myopia and astigmatism can also cause light scattering. This is c...[Read More] Understanding Eye Fatigue: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
Managing Cataract Surgery for Patients with Severe Pupil Dilation Allergies
Regarding postoperative medical issues related to severe allergic reactions to mydriatic agents after cataract surgery? Hello Doctor, my mother has recently been diagnosed with cataracts that are severe enough to require surgery. However, during the examination, it was discovered...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
If you have no experience in this area, you can visit a medical center for an examination.[Read More] Managing Cataract Surgery for Patients with Severe Pupil Dilation Allergies