Keratitis is an inflammation of the cornea of ​​the eye. Occurs as an independent disease as a result of infection of the eye or as a complication after conjunctivitis or dacryocystitis. Keratit...

It is well known that there is a lot of liquid inside our eyes, which has a certain pressure. The condition in which the eyeball is stressed and sensation is sensed when touched to the closed ey...

Symptoms of glaucoma First of all, the main symptoms of glaucoma will depend on the form of the disease. It is about and the is a carotid form of glaucoma. Below we will consi...

The eye is in fact an optical system, which consists of several refractive media. The image of objects, refracted in these environments, normally focuses on the retina. Astigmatism is a vision p...

Atheroma is an epidermal or follicular cyst that is filled with pasty substance or with its own secretions of the cyst. In fact, this ailment is a subcutaneous capsule, inside of which there is ...

Myopia is perhaps the most common eye disease among modern adults and children. The essence of myopia is that the patient's ability to distinguish objects far from him worsens. If a person...

Amblyopia refers to the persistent reversible decrease in visual acuity of one or both eyes, which appears due to a functional disorder. Due to various eye diseases( astigmatism, strabismus, fars...

The visual analyzer consists of an eyeball and an auxiliary device, which includes the upper and lower eyelid, the lacrimal gland, the muscles of the eyeball and the fat body around the orbit. ...

The most common pathology among eye diseases is heterotrophy( strabismus - strabismus). Characterized as a result of manifestations of various pathologies with different localization - in the eye...

Adenoviral conjunctivitis - today we will consider what this disease is, what are its symptoms and methods of treatment. As the name suggests, adenoviruses are the cause of the damage to the mucous...

Eye diseases occur quite often, one of the most common is glaucoma. With such a pathology as glaucoma, the intraocular pressure constantly or periodically rises due to the fact that the outflow ...

Hyperopia is a feature of the eye, when objects located at a distance are projected not behind the retina, but behind the retina. In the early stages of development, hyperopia is successfully am...

Dacryocystitis is a chronic, constantly recurring inflammation process that affects the lacrimal sac and its canals. In adults this disease is considered quite common and accounts for about 10% ...

Farsightedness is a violation of the refractive properties of the optical environment of the eye, and therefore, parallel light rays reflected from distant objects, after their refraction in the...

In ophthalmology, as in no other branch of medicine, there is a significant layer of diseases not related to the eyes, but manifested precisely by their pathology. No exception is retinal angiopa...

Amblyopia in adults, also called the "lazy eye" in common people, is more common today than a few years ago. The main sign of this unpleasant pathology is a sharp decline in vision. Why does t...

Strabismus in children is manifested as a deviation in the direction of one or both eyes when looking at the subject. For the appearance of a normal volumetric image, it is necessary that both ey...

This pathology, like secondary glaucoma, occurs quite often. By this term it is customary to understand a whole group of various diseases characterized by persistent increase of intraocular pres...