The Eye Care Clinic

 Cataracts are among the most common causes of gradual or cloudy vision loss. The condition is characterized by the clouding of the eye lens which leads to impaired vision. Cataracts can develop gradually, starting off small and growing larger over time. If you start noticing changes in your vision, blurred and/or hazy eyesight that makes it hard to read, watch TV, drive, work, or do other activities, you should set up an eye examination with an eye specialist. What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Cataracts? Cataracts can develop in different ways, but all of them are characterized by specific symptoms: • Blurry or hazy vision • Difficulty driving at night • Sensitivity to light • Seeing halos around lights • Loss of color vibrancy • Changes in eyeglass prescription • Difficulty with reading and other visual tasks If you experience any of these vision issues, you should be on high alert and schedule an appointment with an eye specialist. He/she will determine the underlying cause and...

With smartphones, computers, tablets, and other digital devices becoming part of everyday life, many people spend several hours looking at screens. While screen use does not usually cause permanent eye damage by itself, prolonged screen time can lead to digital eye strain and other temporary discomforts. Common Effects of Excessive Screen Time 1. Eye Strain and Tired Eyes Looking at a screen for long periods can make your eyes feel tired, heavy, or sore. You may also experience difficulty focusing, especially after extended computer or mobile use. 2. Dry or Irritated Eyes People tend to blink less frequently while concentrating on a screen. Reduced blinking can cause the eyes to become dry, gritty, itchy, or irritated. 3. Headaches and Blurred Vision Extended screen use may contribute to headaches, temporary blurred vision, or difficulty changing focus between the screen and objects at different distances. 4. Neck and Shoulder Discomfort Poor posture while using phones or computers c...

Cataracts are one of the most common age-related eye conditions. They develop when the natural lens of the eye becomes cloudy, gradually affecting the clarity of vision. Cataracts usually develop slowly, so many people may not notice the early changes. Recognising the symptoms can help you seek an eye examination at the right time. Common Symptoms of Cataract The symptoms of cataract can vary depending on how advanced the condition is. Some of the most common signs include: 1. Blurred or Cloudy Vision Vision may gradually become hazy, foggy, or blurred. You may feel as though you are looking through a dirty or misty window. 2. Difficulty Seeing at Night People with cataracts may find night-time activities increasingly difficult. Driving after sunset can become uncomfortable, particularly because of glare from headlights and streetlights. 3. Increased Sensitivity to Light Bright sunlight or artificial lights may appear unusually uncomfortable. Some people also notice halos around light...