Eye Conditions

Glaucoma is a medical condition where the pressure within the eye rises, leading to damage to the sensitive structures within. This root cause of glaucoma is the buildup of excess fluid building up in the front part of the eye.

Eye twitching is something many of us experience. In the vast majority of cases, it’s nothing to worry about. However, there are some cases when it can be a signal of another underlying health condition.

Eye floaters are a common condition that most of us experience at some point. Small floaters that don’t interfere with your eyesight are best left alone.

Red eye, or pink eye, can be caused by a multitude of reasons, most of which are benign and easy to treat at home. But when does it become a serious condition that requires professional help?

Diabetic eye disease (diabetic retinopathy) is caused by persistently high levels of blood sugar. Over time, this can cause significant issues with the blood vessels within the eyes.

The aftereffects of cataract surgery are usually fairly short-lived. One of the most common is having red eyes (or a red eye), which, in the vast majority of cases, gradually fades over the following few days or weeks.