Symptoms

A painful red bump on the eyelid edge caused by a bacterial infection.

A medical emergency where the retina pulls away, causing sudden vision changes.

Redness of the eyes caused by irritation, allergies, or infection.

Visual disturbances without a headache, often seen as flashing lights or zigzag patterns.

Elevated eye pressure that can lead to glaucoma if left untreated.

Nearsightedness, where close objects are clearer than distant ones.

A disease affecting the macula, leading to central vision loss.

Allergic reaction causing itchy, red, and watery eyes.

Age-related condition causing difficulty focusing on close objects.

Farsightedness, where distant objects are clearer than nearby ones.