A persistent foreign body sensation in the eye, feeling like sand or grit, can signal corneal, eyelid, or tear gland conditions requiring treatment.

Severe myopia, exceeding 6 diopters, increases the risk of conditions like retinal detachment, retinal degeneration, and can sometimes lead to blindness if not treated promptly.

Many people, like Thu Ha from Hanoi, often rub their eyes when they feel itchy or tired, particularly after extended computer use. But what are the potential consequences of this common habit?

Rubbing eyes, staying up late looking at screens, sleeping with contact lenses, and neglecting eyelid hygiene are all factors that can increase eye discharge.

Funduscopy can identify the causes of symptoms such as blurred vision, eye pain, or the appearance of black spots, and detect various eye conditions.

Exposure to pool chemicals, contaminated water, or improper hygiene can lead to dry eyes in children, increasing the risk of conjunctivitis and keratitis.

Beyond excessive screen use, frequent eye strain can also stem from refractive errors, dry eyes, glaucoma, or optic nerve disorders.