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50 years
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Dr. Marshall N. Cyrlin, MD
- Southfield, MI
- Washington Univ Sch Of Med- St Louis Mo
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Is it normal for children to see spots?
Take him to a pediatric ophthmologist if you have one nearby otherwise a comprehensive ophthalmologist.
How do I know if I need glasses?
See an ophthalmologist for an eye exam & refraction (measurement for glasses)
How long does it take for pink eye to go away?
Pink eye has many causes some of which require treatment. You need to see an ophthalmologist.
Can antibiotic eye drops treat corneal injury?
Prevents infection while healing.
Is there treatment for floaters?
Most floaters do not need treatment. See an Ophthalmologist
Who performs an ophthalmic pathology evaluation?
Patients see an Ophthalmologist for an ocular exam to be evaluated for the presence of “ophthalmic pathology” ie abnormality or disease. An Ophthalmic Pathologist is a pathologist READ MORE
Patients see an Ophthalmologist for an ocular exam to be evaluated for the presence of “ophthalmic pathology” ie abnormality or disease. An Ophthalmic Pathologist is a pathologist who evaluates tissue biopsies or entire eye balls removed surgically.
What is causing my eyes to be dry and itchy?
Allergy and or OSD (ocular surface disorder)
Are eyeglasses better than contact lenses?
They both correct your vision, you choose.
My son's eyes are red and sensitive to light. What can be the cause?
There can be several causes including an inflammatory condition. See an Ophthalmologist or Pediatric Ophthalmologist.
Can I wear contact lenses beyond the recommended use?
It depends exactly on the composition of the lens, water content and oxygen permeability. You should check with your prescriber or the lens company as to their on label product READ MORE
It depends exactly on the composition of the lens, water content and oxygen permeability. You should check with your prescriber or the lens company as to their on label product recommendation. If you exceed this you are proceeding at your own discretion.
Can moles form in the eye?
Yes. See an Ophthalmologist
Why do my eyes hurt?
They might but you might be risking your vision/eye by self treating a potentially serious undiagnosed condition. See an Ophthalmologist.
Can stress make my eyelid twitch?
1. Reduce stress as much as possible
2. Limit caffeine intake
3. Get more sleep
2. Limit caffeine intake
3. Get more sleep
My eyes are sensitive to lights. What does it mean?
Something could be wrong. Make an appointment with an ophthalmologist.
Can optometrists treat glaucoma, or should I go to an ophthalmologist?
An optometrist is licensed to test for and diagnose glaucoma. In some states they are allowed to prescribe drugs but not do laser or surgery. An Ophthalmologist is a medical doctor READ MORE
An optometrist is licensed to test for and diagnose glaucoma. In some states they are allowed to prescribe drugs but not do laser or surgery. An Ophthalmologist is a medical doctor specializing in eye diseases and can both diagnose and treat glaucoma with medications, laser and surgery- ie “one stop care”.
Can glaucoma cause blindness?
Can you go blind if you have glaucoma? Fortunately for most patients, the answer is no. Blindness does occur from glaucoma, but it is a relatively rare occurrence. However, sight READ MORE
Can you go blind if you have glaucoma? Fortunately for most patients, the answer is no. Blindness does occur from glaucoma, but it is a relatively rare occurrence. However, sight impairment is more common and occurs in around 10% of patients. Loss of vision can occur even with the best treatment. A quick search would provide you instantly with dozens of places to get more info.
Headaches from glasses. Is it serious?
Why not go to the prescriber and check to see if they were made correctly as to the prescription or whether the actual refraction was wrong? If this does not correct the problem READ MORE
Why not go to the prescriber and check to see if they were made correctly as to the prescription or whether the actual refraction was wrong? If this does not correct the problem get a medical/neurological evaluation.
Can crossed eyes be corrected?
YES. It would require surgery.
Can an ophthalmologist write medication prescriptions?
An ophthalmologist is a fully licensed physician and surgeon. Instead of submitting a question for information that is easily available online, e.g., Wikipedia, “Ophthalmologists READ MORE
An ophthalmologist is a fully licensed physician and surgeon. Instead of submitting a question for information that is easily available online, e.g., Wikipedia, “Ophthalmologists are allowed to use medications to treat eye diseases, implement laser therapy, and perform surgery when needed.” Next time, just try typing it into a search box and get your answer within seconds!
Can a cataract recur in a person?
Cataracts do NOT come back. There is a portion of the back wall of the cataract (posterior capsule) that remains in the eye and is usually left clear and intact at the conclusion READ MORE
Cataracts do NOT come back. There is a portion of the back wall of the cataract (posterior capsule) that remains in the eye and is usually left clear and intact at the conclusion of surgery. This membrane can get hay weeks to more generally months to years later. If it is impairing vision it is opened in the office/clinic with a laser- YAG laser capsulotomy. IF the haze develops shortly after or weeks after the surgery it should be evaluated by the surgeon.
