#eye disorders

[dravencore]

tfw you have a lifetime supply of cleaning solution but you just ran out of conditioning solution <I>again

[thenursingtime-blog]

👁️ Ultimate Nursing Care Plan for Eye Disorders: Save Vision, Save Lives! | NursingExpert.in

Imagine waking up one day and finding the world around you blurry, distorted, or even completely dark. For millions of people living with eye disorders, this is a daily reality. Eye health is often taken for granted, but when vision is compromised, it affects every aspect of life—from reading a book to recognizing a loved one’s face. As nurses, we have the power to make a difference. By creating…

👁️ Ultimate Nursing Care Plan for Eye Disorders: Save Vision, Save Lives! | NursingExpert.in

[philodendronplants]

Neem

The Neem plant originated in India and it is the oldest medicinal plant. Neem species have many health benefits, additionally, it has timber value & organic pesticides.

Neem leaf is used for leprosy, eye disorders, bloody nose, intestinal worms, stomach upset, loss of appetite, skin ulcers, diseases of the heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular disease), fever, diabetes, gum disease , and liver problems. Pregnant ladies avoid eating Neem leaves & related products

All parts of the plant have anti-bacterial & anti-fungal properties.

Neem products organic fertilizers such as natural repellants, pesticides, and fungicides for plants. They are low toxic and most commonly used in organic farming.

[nutrifarmacy]

Eye Disorders and Visual Enhancement | Nutrifarmacy

About 80% of all the information we process in the body is through our eyes, yet eye health is something we tend to take for granted. The physical eye, called the “camera eye,” is only one part of the seeing team. There is also a “brain eye” which processes what the physical eye sees.

Visual loss affects 13% of all the elderly, and up to one-third may have unrecognized vision loss. Major causes of visual impairment include presbyopia, cataracts, age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and glaucoma. But another message may well be that eye disease is alerting patients to evaluate an imbalance in their way of living–denial of unhappiness, unhealthy high-fat diet, smoking, addictions, family or relationship problems, alcohol overuse, and/or depression. Learn More at - https://www.nutrifarmacy.com/blog/eye-disorders-and-visual-enhancement/

[autistic-zukoao3]

My eyes don't ever stop bouncing. It's like the AC/DC song about Balls. They bounce to the left and to the right. They bounce up and down. They bounce this way and that way. They bounce so fast it looks like they're vibrating on the highest setting.

While I am used to it, as I was born with attention nystagmus, it is frustrating not finding anyone else with the same disorder. I've met lots of people with nystagmus, but never anyone else with the same kind as me.

My eyes will bounce between every single thing in my field of vision. Usually there's a LOT in my field of vision, since y'know there's just so much that exists. Sometimes my brain will delete images from my vision as well, and I think it's connected to the type of nystagmus I have. I've walked in front of oncoming traffic before, even though I was looking both ways the whole time, because my brain deletes the image of the oncoming car. Thankfully, every time that has happened someone has been nearby to grab me. If nobody grabbed me, I'd have been hit. Cars don't expect you to suddenly walk in front of them, and they don't have enough time to stop before hitting you. At least in the situations I've been in.

It's spooky.

[sd766]

Our eyes capture approximately 80% of the information that we perceive from the world and interpret more than one million pulse signals per millisecond and transmit them to the brain. 

Like other organs of our body, eyes are vulnerable to stress and injury and change visual acuity as we grow older; if not properly cared for, they can lose their full potential. Still, most of us don't think about our eyes until we experience some difference in our vision.  Click here to read more about common types of eye disorders

[courtsopticaltrinidadtobago]

Poor lifestyle choices that include, poor diet, lack of physical activity and increased use of digital devices put our eyes at a greater risk of developing various types of eye diseases and disorders. The most common ones are the refractive errors of the eye such as myopia (near-sightedness) hyperopia (farsightedness), astigmatism and presbyopia. If your visual acuity has reduced, visit your eye care professional for a complete check-up and vision screening. If it's a refractive error, it can be easily rectified with prescription eyeglasses and contact lenses.

Other eye conditions include:

1. Cataracts - clouding of the eye's natural lens that causes blurring and lack of clarity.

2. Glaucoma - damage to optic nerve due to abnormal levels of eye pressure, leading to vision impairment.

3. Diabetic Retinopathy - damage to the retina which is caused by complications of diabetes mellitus, which can eventually lead to blindness.

4. Macular degeneration - a painless disorder that can affect either eye, causing progressive loss of central and detailed vision.

5. Dry eye - a common medical condition and is caused by a problem with the drainage, evaporation or production of tears.

These eye conditions if not treated on time can lead to serious complications. In order to make your eyes healthy and to keep these eye diseases at bay, start going for regular eye examinations. Make necessary changes to your lifestyle to support healthy eyes and overall good health.

[goodrichoptical]

Age-Related Eye Disorders

Aging eyes can affect the way your eyes look and how they work. Some eye conditions are normal, but others could be signs of an eye disease.