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Chalazion and Stye

Chalazion and stye are two very common inflammations of the eyelid glands, for which we visit the ophthalmologist. A timely visit to the specialist and proper treatment will help us…
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Strabismus and Amblyopia

What is strabismus? Strabismus is a very common childhood disorder that affects 4% of the general population and is an eye condition in which the visual axes of the eyes…
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Pinguecula

What is pinguecula? Pinguecula is a very common distortion of the eye, which consists of white and yellow depositions on the conjunctiva next to the corneal limbus, either from the…
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Pterygium

What is pterygium? Pterygium is a triangular layer of fibrovascular tissue, that penetrates the cornea (the clear anterior segment of the eyeball). In its initial stages, some small gray opacity…
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Eyesight and School Age

Learning difficulties are related to vision problems Good eyesight for children is certainly a basic requirement for school success. When the child's vision falls short, the same happens with his…
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Eyesight and Military Academies

The existence of a refractive abnormality was and still is a reason for rejection from Military Academies. Even if the candidate fulfills all requirements to enter such a school, the…
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Eyesight and Driving

All drivers are responsible for their own safety, their passengers' safety and certainly the safety of everyone on the streets. Our ability to see clearly is part of this responsibility.…
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Eyesight and Computers

Do computers affect our vision? Problems caused by computers are the second most frequent reason for young healthy people to visit their ophthalmologist. What happens to people that use computers…
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Eyesight and Pregnancy

Pregnancy is a very important period in every woman's life. During these nine months, her body undergoes a plethora of changes which result in the occasional creation of various problems…
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optic neuritis

What is optic neuritis? Optic neuritis is an acute demyelinating inflammation of the optic nerve. The optic nerve is responsible for our vision by transferring the image from the eye…
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Ophthalmological Examination

What does the frequency of visits to the ophthalmologist depend on? It depends on the patient's agethe existence of pathological factors that pose a risk to vision andthe presence of…
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Xerophthalmia

Xerophthalmia laser    What is xerophthalmia?   Our natural tears protect our eyes and moisten them; this is necessary for a clear vision without irritations. Some people don't produce a…
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Herpes Zoster (Shingles)

What is herpes zoster?   Herpes zoster is a disorder caused by a virus that affects the skin with a characteristic rash consisted of small bubbles full of fluid that…
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Lacrimation

What is lacrimation? In some people, tears pool in the eye, either because of excessive production or because of poor drainage. Excess tears make the eye seem moist and allow…
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Blepharitis

What is blepharitis?   Blepharitis is a common and persistent inflammation of the eyelids and often affects people with oily skin, dandruff or dry eyes. Bacteria that live naturally on…
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Color Blindness or Color Vision Deficiency

What is color blindness? Color blindness is the inability to see color. It is not some form of blindness, but when you are color blind, it is difficult for you…
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