Eye Disorders and Diseases

Signals received through our eyes bombard us with pictures of the world around us, and many people fear losing sight more than any other faculty. We rely on sight for work and leisures.

We gather information from studying people's faces and by looking at their eyes to assess emotion and reaction. Any disease that threatens to mar the appearance of the eyes or impair their function usually causes people to seek medical advice. Early intervention can often prevent sight loss.

Some of the eye disorders are listed below with their cause, symptoms and treatment option:

Glaucoma
Stye
Chalazion
Foreign bodies
Episcleritis
Eye Cream
Eye Strain/Eye Pain
Eyesight Testing
Farsightedness
Hyperopia
Vitamins for the Eyes

Blurred Vision
Color Blindness
Corneal Ulcer
Care of Children Eyesight
Cataract
Cause of Visual Troubles
Contact Lenses
Diabetic Retinopathy
Dry Eyes
Sunglasses

Iritis
Keratoconus
Magnetic Healing for Eyes
Beautiful Eyes
Myopia
Near Sightedness
Night Blindness
Optic Neuritis
Physical Exercises for Eyes
Pink eye
Ptosis

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