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27/10/2018

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10/08/2018

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04/07/2018

04/07/2018

നീല വെളിച്ചത്തിൽ നിന്നും കണ്ണുകളെ സംരക്ഷിക്കുന്ന ബ്ലൂ ബ്ലോക്ക് ലെൻസുകൾ ലഭിക്കുന്നു (BLUE RAY CUT)

19/02/2018

You may have heard a thousand times that carrots are good for your eyes, but there are so many other things you can eat that help maintain good eye health. Beyond the normal issues of farsightedness and nearsightedness, your overall eye health can be affected by what you do—or don’t—put into your body. Poor eye health spans everything from distorted vision, to lack of tears. If getting healthy or staying healthy is a part of your new years resolution, don’t forget your eyes.

Nutrients play an essential role in keeping our bodies functioning properly; and that includes our eyes. Vitamins A and C, carotenoids, omega-3 fatty acids, bioflavonoids and antioxidants are some of the most important. The following is a list of superfoods that are rich in powerful eye-supporting nutrients:

19/02/2018

eye care tips

19/02/2018

Dry Eye Syndrome
In dry eye syndrome, the eye doesn’t produce enough tears, or the tears have a chemical composition that causes them to evaporate too quickly. Dry eye syndrome is caused by a chronic lack of sufficient lubrication and moisture on the surface of the eye. Its consequences range from subtle and constant irritation to inflammation of the eye. If left untreated, this condition can lead to pain, ulcers, or scars on the cornea, and some loss of vision. However, permanent loss of vision from dry eye is uncommon.

WHAT CAUSES DRY EYES?
Dry eye syndrome has several causes.

It occurs as a part of the natural aging process, especially during menopause; as a side effect of many medications, or because a dry, dusty or windy climate. Home or office air conditioning or a dry heating system can dry out your eyes. Another cause is insufficient blinking, such as when staring at a computer screen or TV monitor all day.
Dry eyes are also a symptom of systemic diseases such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Sjogren’s syndrome (a triad of dry eyes, dry mouth, and rheumatoid arthritis).
Long-term contact lens wear is another cause; in fact, dry eyes are the most common complaint among long term contact lens wearers. Recent research indicates that contact lens wear and dry eyes can be a vicious cycle. Dry eye syndrome makes contact lenses feel uncomfortable, and the rubbing of the lenses against the conjunctiva seems to be a cause of dry eyes.
Incomplete closure of the eyelids, eyelid disease and a deficiency of the tear-producing glands are other causes.
Treatment for Dry Eyes
Dry eye syndrome is an ongoing condition that may not be completely and permanently cured (depends on the cause), but the accompanying dryness, scratchiness and burning can be managed.

Lubricants: Your eye care practitioner may prescribe artificial tears, which are lubricating eye drops that may alleviate the dry, scratching feeling.
Contact lens: If you wear contact lenses, be aware that many eye drops, cannot be used while your contacts are in your eyes. Your doctor can prescribe eye drops which are safe and effective over contact lenses.
Blocked meibomian glands: Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) is now recognized as a primary cause and contributor to most cases of dry eye.
Environment. If the problem is environmental, wear sunglasses when outdoors to reduce exposure to sun, wind and dust.
Nutrition and hydration. Doctors sometimes recommend special nutritional supplements for dry eyes. Studies have found that supplements containing omega-3 fatty acids can decrease dry eye symptoms.
In case of persistent dry eyes, your doctor will recommend specialized tests and treatment for relief of symptoms.

19/02/2018

Causes of Red Eye
Red eye is a very common condition, where the surface of the eye appears red. There are several fine blood vessels on the surface of the eye, which become prominent and inflamed giving a reddish hue to the eye in conditions which include fatigue, illness, eye injury, allergies or eye infections

Causes of Red Eye

Environmental Pollution: One of the most common causes of red eyes is allergens and irritants present in the environment such as pollen, dust, wind, dry air etc.
Lack of Sleep: People who do not get enough sleep will also experience red eyes.
Eye infections: Eye infections and inflammations can cause red eyes, as well as other symptoms such as itching, discharge, pain, and blurred vision.
Lack of clean contact lens: Improper care or use of contact lenses can cause redness in eyes.
Symptom of some disease: Red eyes can be like a symptom which indicates a more serious problem such as blepharitis, conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, scleritis, or acute glaucoma. If you are experiencing other symptoms, such as discharge or pain associated with the redness, you should schedule an appointment with your eye-care professional or primary care doctor right away to see if one of these conditions is present.
Treatment for Red eye
It is good to take some precautionary measures if you are experiencing red eyes and irritation, so that the condition doesn’t get worse.

Avoid touching or rubbing your eyes.
If the environmental factors are bothering you, change your location or minimize your time there, if at all possible.
You could also try putting an ice pack on your eyes to relieve symptoms like swelling and pain, and may alleviate the redness.
You might also consider rinsing your eyes with cool water. This can work to irrigate and cleanse your eyes without harming them.
Getting plenty of sleep and eating a healthy diet keeps your eyes and other important organs healthy and resistant to infection