Eye Health Central

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What Are Milia Spots And How To Remove Them?

What Are Milia Spots And How To Remove Them?

20 May 2024

Milia spots around your eyes might not look pretty, but they’re nothing to be concerned about.

What does 20/20 Vision Mean? Explaining Visual Acuity

What does 20/20 Vision Mean? Explaining Visual Acuity

5 Jun 2024

Most people believe 20/20 vision is the best acuity score you could get on a vision screening…but is that true? In reality, a score of 20/20 is like just passing a test with a B+ or an A-; so very good but you could see better.

What is a Eye Floater?

What is a Eye Floater?

20 May 2024

Floaters are shadow-like images that can be seen shifting in your vision, they are normally small and can take the form of spots, squiggles, or threads.

What is a Corneal Ulcer?

What is a Corneal Ulcer?

20 May 2024

What is a corneal Ulcer? If you're looking to learn more on corneal ulcers, we have all the information right here.

What is Snow Blindness?

What is Snow Blindness?

20 May 2024

Contrary to its name, snowblindness doesn't actually cause blindness, and it isn't strictly related to snow.

What is a Congenital Cataract?

What is a Congenital Cataract?

20 May 2024

Congenital cataracts are not very common and can be concerning when they're diagnosed. Luckily, there are plenty of corrective options to give your baby clear, crisp vision.

What is a Stye? symptoms and treatment

What is a Stye? symptoms and treatment

20 May 2024

A stye is a swollen and infected meibomian gland within either the upper or lower eyelid.

Meibomian gland normally secrete small amounts of an oily liquid that helps lubricate the surface of the eye, and prevent tears from evaporating too quickly. When these glands become clogged, they can fill with this fluid and become infected.

A stye is not very dissimilar to a common pimple, here we explain signs, symptoms and treatment.

What is a Chalazion?

What is a Chalazion?

20 May 2024

You may well have had a chalazion without knowing what it was called, a relatively small harmless, painless bump just inside the edge of either the upper or lower eyelid.

Most chalazia heal on there own but there are a few steps you can take to prevent them reoccurring.