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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...

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Is Blurry Vision Normal After Eye Exam for Floaters?

I would like to consult a doctor? Hello doctor, I recently experienced symptoms of floaters in my eyes, so I went to the clinic for a dilated eye exam. The results showed no issues, but now when I turn my right eye all the way to the right, my vision becomes somewhat blurry. Is t...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, it should be vitreous opacities that are obstructing your view. You can observe it on your own; it should not be a concern.

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Understanding Visual Field Issues: Common Questions and Answers

Visual field issues 1. If the optic nerve and visual field were normal during the examination in May, and the OCT showed no changes in the optic nerve two days ago, is it still possible to have visual field defects? 2. If one eye is fixed and looking straight ahead, and the visu...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Miss Lin: 1. All tests are normal, which indicates that there are currently no visual field defects. 2. Not necessarily; small defects need to be examined to be identified. 3. Blind spots are not usually noticeable on your own; whether peripheral vision has diminished cann...

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Understanding Blurry Vision: Causes and Solutions for Myopia

Blurred vision? Hello, doctor. I have high myopia, and I would like to ask about my recent experience. Due to prolonged computer use and reading, I have noticed that for the past two weeks, smaller text appears somewhat blurry when watching TV. I visited an ophthalmologist, who c...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Amy: Regarding your previous question, I have already provided an answer. You may not have seen it for some reason, so I will address it again here. It could be related to eye fatigue. When this situation occurs, you can try removing your glasses and looking at something cl...

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Understanding Eye Strain: Is Your Vision Safe for Driving?

I'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that request? Hello, doctor. Recently, when looking at close distances, whether on the computer or phone, I need to enlarge the font, and I experience a slight blurriness, but I can still see clearly. I went to an ophthalmologist to check ...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: With this level of vision, it is sufficient for riding a bike or driving a car. Please rest assured.

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Understanding Steroid Eye Drops: Why Do They Cause Temporary Blurriness?

Questions about steroid eye drops? Hello, Doctor Gao. I have an allergic constitution and seborrheic dermatitis, which often leads to blepharitis. Every time I visit an ophthalmologist, they prescribe Salon and Hu-Kang Vision (0.1% steroid) eye drops, but I mostly use antibiotic ...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: It is normal for steroid solutions to appear as a suspension, which may contain fine white particles.

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Understanding Flashing Lights in Your Vision: Causes and When to Seek Help

Flashes of light in the eyes? Hello, for more than a month now, I have been experiencing yellow-green flashes in my right eye, appearing as curved lines (somewhat resembling elongated lightning bolts) that occur intermittently. They can appear in bright areas as well, sometimes o...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Apple: This is likely due to vitreous traction on the retina causing the discharge. It is recommended that you visit an ophthalmologist for an examination. If everything is fine, you can rest assured.

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Understanding Blurry Vision: Causes and Solutions for Myopia

Blurred vision? Hello, doctor. I have high myopia, and I would like to ask about my recent experience. Due to prolonged computer use and reading, I have noticed that smaller text appears somewhat blurry when watching TV over the past two weeks. I visited an ophthalmologist, who c...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Amy: It may be related to eye fatigue. If this situation occurs, you can try removing your glasses and looking at things from a closer distance. If you can see clearly, it indicates eye fatigue. The solution is to take a break or to get a pair of reading glasses for close-u...

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Understanding Sparkling Lights in Your Vision: Causes and Concerns

The eyes gradually brighten? Hello Doctor: I have recently noticed small bright spots appearing in my vision after turning off the lights. Could this indicate a retinal tear?


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: This is likely a photopsia, which is a physiological phenomenon of the retina. It should not be mistaken for a retinal tear.

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Managing Eye Strain: Tips for Relief and When to Consider Glasses

Eye strain due to excessive use? Hello Doctor, Recently, for the past two months, I've noticed that when looking at close objects, such as my computer or phone, I need to enlarge the text. While I can see the text clearly, it appears a bit blurry, and I have to strain my e...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, King James: Stress-relief lenses have a higher prescription at the top and a reduced prescription at the bottom. This allows you to read at close distances with a lower prescription, helping to alleviate fatigue, and it is worth considering. Other methods may not be as eff...

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Is Eye Heat Therapy Safe During High Fever? Expert Advice

Warm compress for the eyes? Hello Doctor: Two days ago, I was diagnosed with COVID-19 and have been experiencing a fever of up to 39.6 degrees Celsius. However, I have continued to use a heated eye mask (which is approximately 40 degrees Celsius for 20 minutes) before bed as I us...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Xiaoxiao: There should not be any significant impact. Please do not worry too much. However, if you experience any discomfort or blurred vision, it is advisable to seek medical attention for an examination.

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Should My 8-Year-Old Son Wear Glasses for His Vision Issues?

Should a third-grade boy wear glasses? My son is 8 years old and in the third grade. He has had vision issues since around second grade, failing his vision screening. He has been receiving dilated eye exams at a nearby ophthalmology clinic and has been monitored for astigmatism a...


Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
I recommend that you: 1. Discuss the above situation further with your attending physician to address the symptoms and determine if further examinations are necessary. 2. Consider seeking treatment from other medical institutions as well. Thank you, and wishing you good health!

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Understanding Suture-Related Complications in Intraocular Lens Surgery

Scleral fixation of intraocular lens suture dislocation? My left eye had the lens removed due to trauma during childhood, and at the age of 20, an artificial lens was implanted. Due to the trauma, the lens in my left eye can only be secured with sutures, but I am unsure whether t...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Mr. Chen: It should be a scleral fixation. If the displacement is not significant, it may not require intervention. However, if the lens displacement could potentially cause vitreous traction and retinal issues, then intervention is necessary. Individuals with corneal endot...

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Should My 8-Year-Old Son Wear Glasses for His Vision Issues?

Should my son wear glasses? My son is 8 years old and in the third grade. He has had vision issues since around second grade, failing his vision screening. He has been receiving follow-up care at a nearby ophthalmology clinic, where he was dilated and monitored. He has astigmatis...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Happiness: 1. This situation should be corrected. 2. If you wear glasses while watching TV, you may not need to wear them during class if you can see clearly, and you also do not need to wear them while doing homework. Your prescription will not increase as a result. When ...

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Understanding Rainbow Vision: Is It a Sign of Glaucoma?

Color vision, visual field examination? Hello, doctor. I have high myopia and astigmatism, with my right eye at -8.50 diopters and -3.00 astigmatism, and my left eye at -6.50 diopters and -3.00 astigmatism. Recently, I have been experiencing halos and rainbow vision when looking ...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: It may not be glaucoma; it is likely caused by astigmatism. If the physician assesses that a visual field test is necessary, it is covered by health insurance.

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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...

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Understanding Floaters and Vision Loss: What You Need to Know

Floaters, visual field loss? Hello Doctor, I discovered that I had floaters a year ago, and after visiting an ophthalmologist, I was told it was benign. A few months later, I suddenly noticed persistent dark shadows in my upper and lateral vision. The ophthalmologist mentioned th...


Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
If there is a halo around lights, the first suspicion should be whether the glasses are dirty or fogged up if the person is wearing them. If the person is not wearing glasses, then corneal edema should be suspected, and an eye examination is necessary. Dr. He Jianxian, Ophthalmol...

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Understanding Vision Recovery After Cataract Surgery: What to Expect

Vision recovery after cataract surgery? Hello, Director Gao! My mother underwent cataract surgery on her left eye a week ago, during which a monofocal aspheric toric intraocular lens was implanted. She has had two follow-up visits, and the doctor mentioned that the incision is he...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: I am also unable to determine what the issue is, but if there are any unusual symptoms, I recommend that you take her back for a check-up as soon as possible. If everything is fine, you can be reassured; if there is a problem, early treatment is beneficial.

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Understanding Flashing Lights in Vision: When to Seek Eye Care

Flashes of light when closing the eyes? Hello, Doctor. About two weeks ago, I woke up around 3 AM while sleeping. Sometimes, when people are lying in bed with their eyes closed, I suddenly saw a flash of light that was quite large, similar to the feeling of turning on a white scr...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello to those who have trouble sleeping: If you experience certain symptoms, you should return for a follow-up consultation. If it's inconvenient at night, you can come during the day as well. This is likely caused by vitreous traction, which should not be a concern. Howeve...

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Understanding Diplopia: Causes and Solutions for Double Vision

Eye problems Hello, Dr. Gao. My father is 76 years old and currently sees one object as two, but his vision is normal when using one eye. This phenomenon has been occurring for almost a year. He has undergone examinations at Kaohsiung Medical University, including evaluations by ...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello JoJo: This is likely diplopia, which is caused by a lack of coordination in the extraocular muscles. It may be due to a temporary issue with a small blood vessel or nerve somewhere. If the examination shows no problems, allow it to gradually heal on its own; it may slowly i...

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