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Dry eye syndrome after cataract surgery

Por Mr Bal Manoj
2024-04-25

Cataract surgery can result in dry eye syndrome and in this condition, the surface of the eye becomes dry due to not producing enough tears. While it’s not a danger to your health, it can be irritating and bothersome. Mr Bal Manoj, a leading cataract surgeon who has performed countless cataract surgeries, explains why dry eye syndrome happens after surgery and how it’s treated. He also offers his professional advice for avoiding dry eye. подробнее

7 signs your sight may be failing

Por Mr Robert Longhurst
2024-04-25

Many people notice a slight deterioration in their quality of vision over the years which can usually be corrected by glasses prescribed by your optometrist. However, the onset of more serious or faster deterioration in vision quality should be examined by a specialist to determine the cause and prevent any further complications. In this article, respected optometrist Mr Robert Longhurst explains seven symptoms of sight deterioratioon that shouldn't be ignored. подробнее

Is crying really good for you?

Por Mr Robert Longhurst
2024-04-25

Crying, although usually associated with sadness, can actually do us a lot of good. As well as helping us to release built-up tension and being good for our emotional wellbeing, tears are an essential part of the eye's system for removing harmful irritants, bacteria and debris from the eye. In this article, optometrist and dry eye and neuro-optometry expert Mr Robert Longhurst explains why crying is good for the eyes. подробнее

Nasolacrimal duct obstruction causes blocked tear duct

Por Mr Radwan Almousa
2024-04-25

When you have a blocked tear duct, your tears don't drain out of the eye properly, so they end up overflowing and running down your cheeks. It's usually caused by a complete or partial obstruction in the tear drainage system, however, there can be other causes. Mr Radwan Almousa, a highly-skilled consultant ophthalmologist in London, explains. подробнее