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1. Basic Eye Problems
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Eye floaters
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Eye redness
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Watering eyes
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Dry Eye Syndrome
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2. Eye floaters
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Eye floaters are tiny specks or strings that float into your field
of vision.
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Eye floaters can appear as black or gray dots, lines,
cobwebs, or blobs.
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While they may be a nuisance, eye floaters should not cause
you any pain or discomfort.
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Eye floaters commonly appear when you stare at a bright,
plain surface, such as the sky, a reflective object, or blank
paper.
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Eye floaters may be present in only one eye, or they may be
in both.
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3. Eye redness
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Eye redness occurs when the vessels in your eye become
swollen or irritated.
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Redness of the eye, also called bloodshot eyes, or pink eye
can indicate the presence of several different health problems
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While some of these problems are benign, others are
serious and require emergency medical attention.
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More serious causes of eye redness include infections
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Most cases of eye redness can be prevented by using
proper hygiene and avoiding irritants that can cause redness
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4. Watering eyes
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Eyes lubrication is done by tears which keep your eyes
lubricated and help to wash foreign objects and dust away.
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When you produce too many tears, they overwhelm your
tear ducts, and you develop watery eyes.
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Glands under the skin of your upper eyelids produce a liquid
containing water and salt.
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When you blink, it spreads and keeps your eyes moist.
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If your tears do not contain the right balance of water, salt,
and oils, your eyes can become too dry.
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Blocked tear ducts, dust, wind, allergies, infection, and injury
can also cause watery eyes.
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5. Dry Eye Syndrome
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In Dry eye syndrome, your eyes do not produce enough
tears or you are unable to maintain a normal layer of tears to
coat your eyes.
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In such result, your eyes cannot eliminate dust and other
irritants, which can lead to stinging, burning, pain, and/or
redness in your eyes.
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Reading extensively, working on the computer, or spending
long hours in a dry environment may further aggravate your
eyes if you have this condition.
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Dry eye syndrome is more common in people age 50 and
older.
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The most common symptoms of dry eye syndrome are
burning, pain, and redness in the eyes
Maintained by Visual Aids Centre Owner: Vipin Buckshey

6. Dry Eye Syndrome

In Dry eye syndrome, your eyes do not produce enough
tears or you are unable to maintain a normal layer of tears to
coat your eyes.

In such result, your eyes cannot eliminate dust and other
irritants, which can lead to stinging, burning, pain, and/or
redness in your eyes.

Reading extensively, working on the computer, or spending
long hours in a dry environment may further aggravate your
eyes if you have this condition.

Dry eye syndrome is more common in people age 50 and
older.

The most common symptoms of dry eye syndrome are
burning, pain, and redness in the eyes
Maintained by Visual Aids Centre Owner: Vipin Buckshey