Central serous chorioretinopathy is a rare but rather dangerous disease, characterized by the destruction of certain parts of the eyeball. Without proper treatment, such a pathology can cause irreversible consequences, including complete loss of vision. Therefore, the problem should be diagnosed at an early stage and eliminated as soon as possible. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Possible complications 5Treatment 5.1Medication 5.2Surgically 6Prevention 7Video ...
There are many different abnormalities associated with the organs of vision.Some of them are understood and do not cause fear, others may be associated with rather serious problems and can lead to rather negative consequences. Why do some people have too small pupils, what is the reason for this, and how dangerous is it to eye health?There are quite intelligible answers to this question, which you will find in this article. Content 1Definition of a symptom 2Types and causes 2.1Kinds 2....
The term "angiopathy" refers to the process of changing blood vessels caused by a disorder of the nervous regulation of the vascular tone, a difficulty in the outflow (inflow) of blood in the lumen of the vessel.Angiopathy is not called any problems with blood vessels, but only those that are associated with a change in their tone due to a disorder of nervous regulation. Angiopathy is not an independent disease. Pathological changes are a consequence of a number of diseases affecting the blo...
Today, cases of people turning to the hospital with various pathologies of the eye have become more frequent. One of the most common remains barley. This is a rather unpleasant process, which gives the patient a number of problems. In addition to disturbing the appearance, barley leads to the development of unpleasant symptoms. You can treat it at home if you contact a doctor in time, who will prescribe an effective therapy regimen. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Pos...
Various deviations in the quality of vision - not so rare in the modern world.This is due, of course, to an increased visual load on the eyes, as well as a decrease in the quality of the products used. And if about the short-sightedness or farsightedness most people have an idea, then what is astigmatism, few know, as well as the fact that there are several of its types. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Possible complications 5Treatment 5.1Medication Therapy 5.2Surg...
Lachrymation is a natural physiological process that is necessary in order to create a reliable protection to the eye from dust, sorines, pathogens. If the glands work is increased, they produce a tear secret in an increased amount. This leads to the development of discomfort and may indicate the development of the pathological process. Cope with it can be with the help of drops from tear. The choice of the method for the treatment of eye tearing is carried out taking into account the causes...
The pupils are normally symmetrical, and very slight deviations, up to one millimeter, are also allowed. If the size of the pupils differs significantly, then this may indicate anisocoria. When the pupils are different, regardless of the light, or it is associated with physiological causes, anisocoria is not a problematic disease. In cases where the size changes markedly, the pathological anisocoria, which must be treated, is most often diagnosed. Why the pupils are dilated or narrowed, we w...
After the birth of a child, many systems of his body during the first years undergo significant changes, adapting to the surrounding world. This is, first of all, the immune system and the musculoskeletal system. However, the baby's visual organs at birth are not exactly in the state that is necessary for a normal life. The condition is called hypermetropia, or farsightedness. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Possible complications 5Treatment 5.1Medication Therapy 5...
Strabismus is a problem that most often occurs in preschool children. Do not think that this is just a cosmetic defect. Often the visual acuity of the mowing eye is below normal. With strabismus, there is no joint eye work. Violation negatively affects the formation of the character of the child, and in the future narrows the range of choice of professions, reduces the ability to work. Of course, we can not ignore the cosmetic side of the problem, especially for girls. Strabismus can give a ...
Microphthalmus is a rare eye disease characterized by a decrease in the size of the eyeball. Most often the problem is innate and easily diagnosed. Determining its availability is important at any age and at any stage, since it is important to know what consequences it can cause and whether it can be eliminated. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Possible complications 5Treatment 5.1Medication 5.2Surgically 6Prevention 7Video 8conclusions Definition of disease ...
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