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50 years
Experience
Dr. Marshall N. Cyrlin, MD
- Southfield, MI
- Washington Univ Sch Of Med- St Louis Mo
- Accepting new patients
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When should I be worried about eye twitching?
There are several causes for this. See an ophthalmologist to be diagnosed
How do you unblock tear ducts naturally?
You need to see an ophthalmologist to determine the cause of the blockage.
When should you have cataracts removed?
When they cause a functional difficulty in driving, reading, working, hobbies, or quality of life.
What surgery helps light sensitive eyes?
See an ophthalmologist to determine why you are light sensitive.
How do you treat blurred vision?
Take him to an ophthalmologist for a complete exam.
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”.
