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Dr. Marshall N Cyrlin MD

Ophthalmologist

29275 Northwestern Hwy Suite 200 Southfield MI, 48034 Show map

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Dr. Marshall Cyrlin is an ophthalmologist practicing in Southfield, MI. Dr. Cyrlin specializes in eye and vision care. As an ophthalmologist, Dr. Cyrlin can practice medicine as well as surgery. Opthalmologists can perform surgeries because they have their medical degrees along with at least eight years of additional training. Dr. Cyrlin can diagnose and treat diseases, perform eye operations and prescribe eye glasses and contacts. Ophthalmologists can also specialize even further in a specific area of eye care.

Education and Training

Washington Univ Sch Of Med- St Louis Mo 1975

Board Certification

OphthalmologyAmerican Board of OphthalmologyABO

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Dr. Marshall N Cyrlin MD

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My Answers

Does sleep position affect eye pressure?
With the knowledge that IOP rises at night or whenever a person is prone, many doctors have advised their patients to sleep in an upright position. One study found that turning the head into a pillow in a simulated sleep position is associated with a clinically significant increase in estimated IOP. READ MORE
Smoke with pink eye?
Ask the doctors who are treating you with meds. Any type of smoke will irritate your eyes. READ MORE
How long will my eye hurt after cataract surgery?
How long did my eye hurt after cataract surgery? Have you already had surgery some unreported time ago and is your eye still hurting? Have you actually not had surgery and you are just curious? Either way, it is not unusual to have no discomfort or some mild discomfort briefly after surgery. The eye should not be on a chronic basis. Any significant pain, redness, or change in vision should be immediately reported to the surgeon. READ MORE
Anti-inflammatory eye drops?
You were told that you probably need anti-inflammatory drops but you don’t provide any diagnosis. Your described symptom can be caused by infection of the eye lids, conjunctiva, or tear ducts, or by allergy or inflammation. Not itching makes allergy less probable. Many but not all infections will clear with Erythromycin. It is not clear why you would have chronic inflammation. Other less common causes must be considered as well. If you had insurance coverage my recommendation would be to follow up with the same doctor or get another opinion. Many University based Ophthalmology Departments have clinics with lower cost if any for people without coverage. READ MORE
Is it bad to wear contacts every day?
It depends on the material that they are made of. READ MORE
How can I protect my eyes from wearing contacts for long hours?
1. Take them out sooner 2. Don't sleep in them unless they are recommended for that 3. Make sure they are cleaned regularly and in good condition if they are not disposable. 4. Use rewetting eyedrops recommended for those lenses if they feel dry. 5. If they are regularly uncomfortable when inserted see your prescriber READ MORE
Can eye strain cause daily headaches?
Possible but more likely some level of discomfort. READ MORE
Any way to resolve the skin tag or wart on my eyelid?
Why did you do what amounts to a minor surgical procedure on your eyelid? Now you need to see an Oculoplastic eyelid specialist to try to repair what you did. READ MORE
Is this normal?
Did you ask the clinic why you needed an eye scan? Assuming there was a reason for doing it they are responsible to give you the results. READ MORE
How do I know if I have computer vision syndrome?
If you have computer vision syndrome you could possibly be too impaired to it up on Wikipedia- Some symptoms of CVS include headaches, blurred vision, neck pain, fatigue, eye strain,[1] dry eyes, irritated eyes, double vision, vertigo/dizziness, polyopia, and difficulty refocusing the eyes. These symptoms can be further aggravated by improper lighting conditions (i.e. glare,[2][3] strong blue-spectrum backlights,[citation needed] or bright overhead lighting) or air moving past the eyes (e.g. overhead vents, direct air from a fan). READ MORE
Somehow my wife's vision came back?
It’s not possible to make any further opinion without knowing what kind of eye specialists she saw and what sofisticated testing she had. Problems with night vision are usually diagnosed with testing of the retina. Whether her other issues are involved might be sorted out by a neuroophthalmologist. READ MORE
Can too much screen time damage your eyes?
No. Might damage your brain. READ MORE
Extreme eye strain and new glasses?
If it is the right prescription but is a big change from what you are accustomed to you may be having difficulty. If it doesn’t get better soon you should see the prescriber for further evaluation. READ MORE
Can I sleep on my side after Lasik?
You should be asking your surgeon all post op questions pertinent to your individual circumstance READ MORE
Why is LASIK performed awake?
Because local anesthetic works great and there are additional risks to putting someone to sleep. READ MORE
Who is not a good candidate for Lasik?
You might be a candidate. Did you try doing a search for “Who is not a good candidate for LASIK”? You could have gotten many excellent answers immediately. Many LASIK surgeons do free initial consultations. Make an appointment. READ MORE
How long does it take to recover from retinal tear laser surgery?
It depends on each patient. Ask your Retina surgeon what are your post op restrictions. READ MORE
Red thing on my eye?
See an ophthalmologist for a diagnosis and treatment. READ MORE
Severe eye pain and blurriness?
YES without delay. READ MORE
Eye infection?
If the drops you have been prescribed are not working, get another opinion. READ MORE