Eye care awareness:Get it right

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👁 Your eyes reveal more than you think…
Yellow? Red? Puffy? It’s not just “tiredness” 👇

🔸 Yellow eyes? Your liver may be waving a red flag 🚨 (jaundice, bile issues!)
🔹 Puffy eyes? Your kidneys might be overworked 🧠🫀
🔸 Bulging eyes? Often linked to thyroid imbalance ⚖️
🔹 Red or irritated eyes? Could signal infection or even pneumonia 😷

But here’s the good news:
✅ If your eye whites are clear and bright — your body is likely well-nourished and toxin-free!

👀 Your eyes don’t lie — they speak the language your body can’t.
Take a closer look at your health… it might just be in your mirror.

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Vision Screening and regular eye checking can detect this early symptoms of strabismus..

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🧠 “MYOKYMIA – Eyelid Muscle Twitching”

Involuntary eyelid movements caused by muscle spasms.

👁️ Symptoms

What someone experiences when they have myokymia:

Involuntary, fine twitching: The eyelid moves on its own in small, repetitive motions.

Continuous: The twitching can occur repeatedly for seconds or minutes.

Usually lower eyelid: It most commonly affects the lower eyelid, though the upper can be involved too.

⚡Causes

These are the triggers or reasons for eyelid twitching:

Fatigue — lack of sleep or exhaustion.

Stress — emotional or physical tension can trigger muscle spasms.

Excess caffeine — too much coffee, tea, or energy drinks can overstimulate nerves.

Eye strain — prolonged screen time or reading without rest can cause it.

💧Treatment

How to manage or relieve the twitching:

Usually self-limiting: It goes away on its own without serious treatment.

Rest: Adequate sleep helps muscles relax.

Reduce stress and caffeine: Key preventive steps.

Lubricating eye drops (if needed): Can soothe eye irritation or dryness that worsens twitching.

In summary:
Eyelid twitching (myokymia) is generally harmless, caused by stress, fatigue, caffeine, or eye strain, and can be relieved with rest, relaxation, and hydration.