Eye Conditions

Eye floaters are small, usually dark, shapes that, quite literally, float across your vision. They might appear as dots, squiggles, or even weblike within the eye.

So, you’ve undergone cataract surgery, got through it, and benefited from improved vision. Phew! Thank goodness for that. But then… A while later, be it a few months, a couple of years, or perhaps longer, the symptoms start to return.

Age-related macular degeneration, or AMD, is a common condition that generally affects people aged 50 and above.

Glaucoma is a serious eye condition that can, if left untreated, cause blindness. While it is a fairly common condition, if you’ve been diagnosed then it can be a worrying time.

If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes and receive any kind of healthcare related to this, then you might have heard about an ICD 10 code.

Conditions that affect your eyesight are very concerning. However, unless you or a loved one has been diagnosed, then you’re probably not very familiar with the different types.