Posted by eihna | February 8th, 2010 in Eye Diseases, Stye | No Comments »
The barley grain is described by doctors as Stye is an infection of the glands in the eyelid. In many cases, this inflammation takes a festering history. The stye usually is caused by infection with Staphilokokken, isolated, the barley grain, but also caused by an infection with streptococcus.
The first symptom of a stye is an infection that is painful and associated with a reddening of the skin. The swelling increases with progression of inflammation. In addition, the conjunctiva can also be affected, which is reflected by redness and swelling. If the inflammation is very deep, so can the whole edge of the eyelid prominence
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Posted by eihna | February 6th, 2010 in Eye Health Care, Eye Laser Treatment | No Comments »
Laser treatments are commonly referred to as the new miracle drug medicine. Remove the scar bundled rays, welding muscle strands together again – and to correct vision problems largely risk-free. But as the laser runs ophthalmologist? And what is technologically behind?
A laser surgery, your doctor on a day basis, that patient before. Normally distributed, the eye treatment at two events: first the one organ of vision, then the other. The laser itself only takes a few minutes and is – thanks to more easily stunning – totally painless. The wound, which have welded the beams in the cornea healed well, must be freshly operated for some time to take eye drops.
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Posted by eihna | February 5th, 2010 in Eye Cosmetics | No Comments »
The inheritance of eye color is more complex than previously thought
The mother has brown eyes, the father as well: who is really clear what color eyes the baby. Or is it? Well, if it were that simple. In fact, however, are the inheritance of eye color and have involved at least three disparate genes, whose exact duties that science has still not completely figured out. Really surprising, because in 1907 she published the Brothers Davenport 1-gene model that was initially described apparently quite accurate, resulting in blue, green and brown eyes, your model assumes that there is a single gene that determines our eye color .
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Posted by eihna | February 4th, 2010 in Eye Diseases | No Comments »
A star that nobody likes
Explained clearly: Glaucoma and Cataracts
Just a few years ago and spread green cataract in Germany fear and terror. But since the large-scale public awareness campaign, the fear is gone from the eye disease. To suffer the disease, would not necessarily lead to blindness. The chances of cure are better than ever – in the early Hapert however. Too often green and be dismissed as harmless Cataracts aging.
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Posted by eihna | February 3rd, 2010 in Eye healthy | No Comments »
To date, Iris H. thought he saw, so sharp and clear you to like a hawk. But since the start of your computer science education plaguing Abiturientin inexplicable suffering. She sits in front of the screen time, she will quickly get tired and throbbing headache.
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Posted by eihna | February 2nd, 2010 in Eye Surgery | No Comments »
Just now happily on model railway cottage handicrafts – and then it happened: The eye itches, his hand reflexively moves there, the special glue drips on the sensitive skin of the eye. Burns of the eye with acids, alkalis or adhesives are everyday accidents in German households. And perform the most common eye injuries, blindness. But what to do, if it happens to oneself?
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Posted by eihna | February 1st, 2010 in Eye healthy | No Comments »
How to treat your eyes a break
Vision can be exhausting. 4eye.de has gathered for you three little in between exercises to help you can offer your troubled eyes relax.
Exercise 1:
Just let your gaze times. From top to bottom, from left to right. You should look at the outlines of those objects that are located on the edge of your visual field.
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Posted by Dianaedward | January 31st, 2010 in Eye Diseases, Eye Health Care | No Comments »
It is difficult for a person with good vision to imagine living in a world that is cloudy and dark. Worse than any rainy day in autumn, this murk and fog is a constant. Restricts all facets of life drive to read a recipe. They are no longer the vibrant colors and clear images. People living with cataracts understand this example. The world has lost focus slowly as the white, milky substance exceeds its vision.
All proteins are composed of cataracts in the eye begin to adhere. A cataract starts very small. Imagine wearing a pair of glasses and there is a small smudge in the corner. When the smudge start, it’s only a small unidentified. Over time, the Smudge begins to grow and occupy more space on the surface of the lens. Everything seen through the distorting lens. This is like a waterfall. There are three types of cataracts: nuclear, cortical and sub capsular. They differ on the causes of them, and how they manifest themselves. A nuclear cataract is most often associated with natural aging. It forms the core of the eye, therefore, nuclear cataracts. A cataract that forms in the back of the eye and is most often associated with diabetes or high vision is the sub capsular. Diabetics also have to worry about the formation of the third form of cataract, cortical. Cortical cataract extends from the center of the eye of the same image with bicycle rays. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Dianaedward | January 29th, 2010 in Eye Cosmetics, Good Glasses for Eye | No Comments »
The latest statistics reveal that one in ten women between the ages of 40 and 65 use reading glasses. If you wear glasses or contact lenses, then bifocals might be in your future. If you’re like most women, this is not an event to look forward.
In what is considered the “normal aging, the lens of your eye begins to harden as the years pass. As the lens becomes less flexible, harder to concentrate on something. This is a form of farsightedness called presbyopia. This condition is usually corrected with reading glasses or bifocals.
There are several age-related eye diseases that may occur over 40. Most serious eye diseases are pain, and show no symptoms for years. Only a qualified professional can detect and diagnose them before they cause permanent damage.
Glaucoma is one of the most common eye diseases. Glaucoma causes nearly 12% of total blindness in the U.S the increased fluid builds up inside the eyeball, causing pressure. This pressure eventually causes irreversible damage and blindness. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Dianaedward | January 27th, 2010 in Eye Cosmetics | No Comments »
Contact lenses that change your eye color and make a fashion statement are very popular now. Some doctors do not like that I recommend.
Like anything else if you follow the safety guidelines that are ok. I’m not a fan of motorcycles and not a walk, but are safe when used correctly. Wild and crazy contact lenses also agree, but you never see me use them.
The problem is that many people do not use common sense when it comes to bringing the contacts or riding motorcycles. If you get your regular eye exam and make sure your eyes are healthy is ok to wear colored contacts and decoration. Children certainly need to have permission from their parents. These contacts are to be used when they are sleeping. If your eye hurts to wear contact not because something is wrong. All this is common sense but unfortunately people do not use common sense get in trouble all the time.
Blindness can result from improper use of contacts. If you have a red eye contact and then take it out immediately and go see eye doctor. I’ve seen some wild and crazy and contacts that are popular among teenagers and some adults. Online shopping is also popular and I’m not sure all companies follow the guidelines of the FDA.
If common sense and see your eye doctor, you can enjoy the wild and crazy contact lenses.
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